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Mission
The City of Groton Police Department is committed to fostering a safe and thriving environment through our partnerships with the community and application of fair and impartial policing.
Message from the Chief
The Groton City Police Department is comprised of a diverse group of law enforcement professionals dedicated to providing quality services. We recruit and employ individuals who display high integrity standards and are effective communicators.
The department embraces a policing philosophy with a focus on community programs and outreach, engaging with our residents through the citizen's police academy, youth athletics, events, and a variety of public assistance initiatives. This extends to open lines of communication and we invite our residents along with business owners to reach out and contact us with ideas, comments, concerns, or meeting invitations
When it comes to policies and operations, the department seeks out best practices by implementing accreditation standards and is compliant with all State of Connecticut requirements in this pursuit. Available services are provided through a variety of units within the department that include patrol, detectives, administration, records, marine, dive team, bike patrol, youth officer, traffic, and others.
Our commitment is one of creating a safe environment for our community through the development and implementation of policing strategies that incorporate partnership, fairness, and equity.
Thank you,
David Burton
Chief of Police
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David Burton
Chief of PolicePhone: 860-445-2451policedept@cityofgroton-ct.gov
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Police Department
Physical Address
295 Meridian Street
Groton, CT 06340
Phone: 860-445-2451Fax: 860-448-1962Emergency Phone: 911
Email: policedept@cityofgroton-ct.gov
This email is for routine administrative inquiries and it is not monitored 24 hours a day.
If you have an emergency, please call 911. If you need to speak to the police dispatcher, please call 860-445-2451.