NORWALK, CT – The Norwalk Police Department said goodbye to a longtime veteran of the force upon his retirement this week.
On Wednesday, Sergeant Pete Lapak retired from the Norwalk Police Department after 44 years of loyal and dedicated service to this great community, which began on March 2, 1978. Sgt.
“Lapak received many awards and letters of praise to include Life Saving Awards on more than one occasion,” the department said.
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