Ed Mosca joined the Old Saybrook Police Department in 1960. He rose through the ranks, being promoted to detective in 1963, sergeant in 1966, lieutenant in 1968, and was appointed Chief of Police in 1971. At age 33 he was then the youngest Chief in the State of Connecticut.
He moved to Old Saybrook at age 15 and graduated from Old Saybrook Senior High School. He attended Springfield College and the University of New Haven. Chief Mosca has attended the Connecticut Chiefs of Police Academy, the Command Training Institute at Babson College, and the FBI National Academy, in Quantico, VA. He and he and his wife Dolores have five children and eleven grandchildren.
Chief Mosca has been very active in state and national law enforcement. He is past President of the Connecticut Chiefs of Police Association, and a past member of its board of directors. He is a director of the Connecticut Law Enforcement Foundation. Chief Mosca was appointed by Governor Grasso to the Connecticut Justice Commission in 1976, and to the Municipal Police Training Council in 1980. In 1985 Governor O’Neill appointed him as Chairman of the Municipal Police Training Council. In 1991 he was reappointed as Chairman by Governor Weicker. He was appointed to serve on the CONN. POST by Governor Rowland in 1995.
He is a member of the Executive Committee of the International Association of Chiefs of Police, is Chairman of the Legislative Committee of the International Association of Chiefs of Police, past Treasurer of the Police Association of Connecticut, and presently serves as a member of the Connecticut Police Chiefs Selection and Nominating Committees. He is a member and past president of the Old Saybrook Rotary Club. In 1992 Chief Mosca became a member of Board of Corporators of Liberty Bank.
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