Daniel Lauer

Deputy Chief of Police (Ret.)

Role: Member - Board of Directors at Waterbury Land Bank Authority
Location: Waterbury, CT, US
LinkedIn followers: 500 followers

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About Daniel Lauer

Deputy Chief of Police (Ret.)Police Officer - Town of MiddleburyDirector - Waterbury Land BankBoard Member - United Way of Greater Waterbury

Experience

Member - Board of Directors
Waterbury Land Bank Authority
Jan 2022 — Present · Waterbury, CT, US

Education

Post University
Masters of Public Administration
2014 — 2016
Southern Connecticut State University
Bachelor of Science (BS), Sociology / Criminal Justice.
1998 — 2004

Skills

Personnel Management
Community Policing
Environmental Remediation
Public Administration
Project Management
Blight Enforcement
Public Safety
Grant Preparation
Federal Grants Management
Law Enforcement Operations
Police Administration
First Responder
Ordinance Development
Patrol
Code Enforcement
Community Engagement
Property Redevelopment Strategies.

Contact information

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Current company

Waterbury Land Bank Authority

Non-Profit Organization Management · 5 employees · Founded 2022 · Waterbury, Connecticut, United States

The Waterbury Land Bank, founded in 2022 as a nonstock 501c3 organization, was created to assist in the identification, acquisition, and redevelopment of vacant, abandoned, and distressed real property in the City of Waterbury, CT. The City of Waterbury has participated in the incorporation of the Waterbury Land Bank Authority which will help strengthen Waterbury neighborhoods by acquiring and returning vacant, blighted and/or abandoned property to productive use, strategically reducing blight, promoting increased housing investment and economic development, and thereby improving the quality of life of all City of Waterbury residents. The Land Bank will:(i) Develop programs and prioritize sales that increase and preserve home ownership;(ii) Help reduce displacement of renters and negative speculation in rental Identify and cause the removal of blighting influences, such as abandoned cars, trash, debris, condemned and burned houses and promote enforcement of property maintenance standards;(iv) Work with neighborhood groups, city agencies, private developers, and others to develop and implement community-centered strategies that achieve the parties’ strategic goals;(v) Create residential, commercial, and mixed-use sites that attract development and investment; and (vi) Work off existing neighborhood strengths to facilitate stated neighborhood plans and goals. In carrying out these purposes, the Land Bank shall, in accordance with applicable State and local laws, regulations and codes, acquire title to and/or Property interest in real Property and will inventory, classify, manage, maintain, protect, rent, lease, repair, insure, alter, sell, trade, exchange or otherwise dispose of under such terms and conditions as determined in the sole discretion of the Land Bank. In November 2023, the WLB has acquired 10 properties from the City of Waterbury, and commenced it\'s Side Lot Program.

waterburylandbank.org

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About Daniel Lauer

Experience

Member - Board of Directors

Education

Post University

Southern Connecticut State University

Skills

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