Crime & Safety
Framingham Deputy Police Chief Brandolini Retires
His career spanned three decades and included roles from corrections officer to a stint as acting chief.
FRAMINGHAM, MA — Deputy Police Chief Ronald Brandolini is ending a law enforcement career that spanned three decades locally.
Brandolini is retiring from the Framingham Police Department after 32 years, the department announced, sharing a video tribute to him as he departs.
"Throughout his career, DC Brandolini has exemplified an unwavering commitment to public safety," the department said, in a statement. "From his role as a Corrections Officer, Patrol Officer to Acting Chief, his vision and leadership has left a lasting impact on the department and the community."
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"We thank Deputy Chief Brandolini for his decades of service and wish him a fulfilling and well-deserved retirement," they said.
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