Harlamon is noted for peacefully resolving race riots in Waterbury during the summer of Harlamon was born in Waterbury, Connecticut on February 5, Palomba [ 3 ] resigned after suffering a heart attack, just six months into his 2nd term.
Harlamon assumed the office of mayor on June 1, With the threat of further violence and rioting, Harlamon, against the advice of city officials, met with the protesters [ 8 ] and helped to craft an agreement that ended the riots. Civil rights leaders later cited Harlamon's personal trust and leadership with bringing a peaceful resolution to the conflict.
Several months later Harlamon lost the mayoral election to Edward D. Bergin, [ 9 ] who won his fourth non-consecutive term as Mayor of Waterbury.
He left office on January 1, He was President of the Board of Park Commissioners for 9 years. Harlamon and his wife, Katherine, had two children, Peter and James.
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