Hartford Mourning the Loss of City Clerk Noel McGregor After Hit-and-Run Incident
HARTFORD, Conn. (WTNH) — The city of Hartford is mourning the loss of its Town and City Clerk, Noel McGregor, who passed away due to injuries sustained in a hit-and-run accident last month. McGregor was struck by a vehicle while walking along Route 2 on October 22, and despite medical efforts, he succumbed to his injuries, as announced by city officials on Friday.
The statement released by the city expressed profound sadness over McGregor’s death, highlighting his commitment to the Hartford community. “The City of Hartford has suffered a great loss, and Noel’s unwavering dedication to Hartford and its residents will carry on in the heart and soul of the Town and City Clerk’s office,” the announcement read. Officials extended their condolences to McGregor’s family and loved ones and pledged to honor his legacy of public service.
Meanwhile, the investigation into the accident is ongoing. Authorities are actively seeking the driver responsible for the hit-and-run. The suspect’s vehicle is described as a blue Jeep Cherokee manufactured between 2015 and 2023, which is believed to have sustained damage to its right side mirror and door handle.
Residents and colleagues are urged to come forward with any information regarding the incident that could help police apprehend the driver. McGregor’s death has left a significant void in the city’s administration, and memorials and tributes are expected as the community reflects on the impact he had during his tenure.
As Hartford grieves, the memory of Noel McGregor’s dedication to his work and his community will undoubtedly endure.
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