By Michelle Tuccitto Sullo
Naugatuck Valley Bureau Chief
DERBY — The Department of Public Works director said Friday he has rescinded the recent suspension of one worker, after a second suspended employee took full responsibility for an unauthorized private painting job.
City officials said this week that employees Kelly Dunne and Shaun Wheeler had received one-day, unpaid suspensions.
The two had been accused of striping parking spaces, while working for the city, at the lot of a business owned by a police officer who is chairman of the Derby Parking Authority.
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