Connecticut State Police is a division of the Department of Emergency Services & Public Protection (DESPP). It provides a full range of law enforcement services, including:
You can also alert CSP Troopers about issues that require immediate attention.
Learn about the training program, selection process, physical assessment, salary, benefits, internships, and more. Subscribe for updates on upcoming events and open recruitment applications.
Need a Trooper or other law enforcement representative to speak to your school, group, or organization? Complete this form to submit a formal request for a speaker.
Read through CSP press releases to find out what they are doing in the State and in your community.
CSP strives to provide CT residents the best possible service. How are we doing? Whether you have a compliment or complaint, we want to hear from you! Submit your comment to us today.
Through the Transparency Portal, we hope to break down barriers by addressing common questions that CSP receives.
The Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection (DESPP) covers media relations for all of its divisions, including CSP, through the Public Information Office (PIO).
Locate CSP troop districts. Learn more about the Fire & Explosion Investigative Unit and what it does to serve CT residents. Get to know the CSP troop commanding officers.
This program allows law enforcement to assist in finding missing or wandering people with cognitive challenges. The goal is to reunite them with their families.
The Connecticut State Police Alumni Association supports the members of the CSP, its retirees, civilian employees, and Auxiliary Troopers.
Annually, the fund provides awards to the children of Connecticut State Police members, who are entering their first year of college.
Registry includes information on where sex offenders are residing in CT. Sign up for a free e-mail notification system.
Learn about registry requirements if you have been convicted or found guilty of an offense with a deadly weapon.
Read annual reports and other analyses released by the Internal Affairs unit. Learn about the accreditation process and the goals of the Commission of Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies (CALEA). Look up organizational charts for the State Police, Field Operations, Administrative Services, and Professional Standards and Support Services.
