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Today in West Haven, news focuses on neighborhood noise complaints, major police leadership changes, and upcoming winter weather shifts. 

Local News Highlights

• Persistent Humming Noise Investigation: Residents in West Shore neighborhoods near the Orange line have urged city leaders to address a persistent "mysterious humming sound" and vibrations that have plagued the area since 2020. At a recent City Council meeting, officials announced they are dedicating $16,000 to hire experts to investigate and identify the source of the noise.
• Police Department Leadership: Capt. Joseph Romano was officially sworn in as the West Haven Police Department's new deputy chief on Tuesday night, January 6. This follows broader regional shifts in law enforcement leadership, including the recent abrupt retirement of the neighboring New Haven police chief.
• Winter Weather Forecast: The National Weather Service reports that the chance for a significant snowstorm this week has "fizzled out". West Haven and western Connecticut can expect a "January thaw" with temperatures in the 40s on Tuesday and Wednesday, followed by a cold front Wednesday night that may bring a minor dusting of snow. 

Community & Sports

• High School Hockey: In local sports, West Haven junior goalie Kai Lupa led the Blue Devils to a 4-3 victory over North Haven on Monday, stopping 34 of 37 shots.
• Political Events: A caucus for enrolled Republican electors in the region was scheduled for Monday, Jan. 12, with a designated snow date of Tuesday, Jan. 13, to endorse candidates for town committees.
• Ongoing Administration: Mayor Dorinda Borer continues her second term following her recent inauguration. Her administration is currently prioritizing winter public safety readiness exercises.