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Burlington Resident Trooper's Office Partnership between the Connecticut State Police, Troop L, and the Town of Burlington. 24-hour service to Burlington residents, businesses, and visitors.

NOTE THIS PAGE IS NOT MONITORED 24/7. FOR EMERGENCIES, CALL 911.

On this 25th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks, the members of the Burlington Resident Trooper's Office and Burl...
09/11/2026

On this 25th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks, the members of the Burlington Resident Trooper's Office and Burlington Police reflect on the horrors of that day, the uncertainty and new meaning of a black plume of smoke against a clear blue sky, and the months of pins and needles as a nation wondered when the next attack would come and what it would be. 343 firefighters, 60 police officers, 125 members of the US Military, totaling 2977 victims on that day. Since then, deaths from 9/11 illnesses have brought that number to 10,000, with many more still suffering. Connecticut State Troopers Walt Greene and Eugene Kenneth Baron Jr. were among the fallen that responded that day and later succumbed to illness. We will never forget them, or any of those lost that day.
We also remember what it was like in the months that followed as people from all walks of life; rich, poor, black, white, men, and women, stood together as Americans, bound by common legacy and a common flag.

08/20/2026

Emergencies: 911
Non-Emergency: 860-673-4856, Option #7 if automatic system answers.
Troop L dispatcher: 860-626-7900, Option #7.

Need to reach us? Unlike a full-time police department that has dispatchers, administrators, and support staff in the building 24/7, our officers are frequently out on patrol, at calls, handling emergencies, etc. We are a division of the State Police and dispatched by Troop L in Litchfield. In all emergencies, call 911 and you will immediately be routed to the correct dispatcher. For non-emergency incidents or situations, call us at 860-673-4856. If we are not in the office, it will ring through to the barracks. Select option 7 from the automated menu to reach the Dispatcher. You can also contact Troop L directly at 86-626-7900, Option #7. They will either dispatch an Officer or Trooper to assist you or get you in touch with one of us. Rest assured, if we are not in the office, an Officer or Trooper is always available to provide you with police assistance.

08/20/2026

The photo was fake

“My kid never sent a nude.”

That doesn’t mean someone can’t create one.

AI can manufacture the picture.
A criminal can manufacture the crisis.

Teach your child:

STOP • SAVE • TELL • REPORT

This conversation should be had twice a month.

-Officer Gomez

08/19/2026

During the evening of Tuesday 8/18/2026, a set of keys was found in the area of Black Walnut Lane and Milford Street (Route 69). If you think these may be yours, please contact the Burlington Resident Trooper's Office at 860-673-4856.

08/02/2026

Found Property: Burlington Carnival.
On Sunday, 8/2/26, at approximately 1pm, a black Visa debit card was found near the entrance to the Burlington Carnival. To inquire about this card, please contact the Burlington Resident Trooper’s Office at 860-673-4856. If the automated system answers, select “7” to be connected to the dispatcher. Reference case number 2600242825. Officer Funchion investigating.

07/28/2026

On Tuesday, July 28, 2026, at 5:00 AM, as part of an ongoing criminal investigation, the Burlington Resident Trooper's Office, Burlington Police, and State Police Troop L executed a search warrant at 64 Punch Brook Road in Burlington. This included several State Police assets, including the Emergency Services Unit Tactical Team and Canine Teams. Residents in the area may have heard the deployment of loud distractionary devices (commonly called "flash bangs") at the start of the operation. Several subjects were immediately detained without incident. There were no shots fired as has been reported on local social media. All tactical and canine units quickly cleared with investigators remaining throughout the morning into the afternoon. One subject was arrested and other arrests are anticipated. There were no injuries to any subjects or law enforcement and there was no danger to the public at any time. All further questions or media inquiries should be referred to Troop L in Litchfield or The Connecticut State Police Public Information Office.

07/05/2026

The Burlington Resident Trooper’s Office, Burlington Police, State Police Troop L, CT DOT, Public Works, and Burlington Fire and EMS responded to numerous storm related emergencies on the evening of July 4th. Many local and State roads remain closed with trees and/or wires down. If you must go out tonight, be aware that there are still many trees down encroaching on active travel lanes. These trees are generally hard to see until you are already on top of them. Drive with extra care and watch for downed trees, power lines, and late-falling trees. If a road is blocked with cones, tape, or otherwise closed, please find another route to your destination. Downed power lines should be assumed to be active and energized.
The Burlington Police would also like to thank the numerous passers by that stopped to help with moving large trees out of the road.
Stay safe and Happy 4th of July Burlington!

05/07/2026

The Burlington Resident Trooper’s Office and Burlington Police are aware of aggressive door to door solicitors operating in Burlington and surrounding towns over the last week. If unwanted solicitors approach you or visit your home, and cause you concern, contact the Burlington resident Trooper‘s office at 860-673-4856. If a solicitor is aggressive toward you or refuses to leave your property, call 911. In either case, you should try to provide as much information as possible including the address/location, the number of suspects, description of the individuals, their direction of travel, and anything else that you think may be helpful. NEVER allow anyone you do not know into your home. Law Enforcement will respond to your calls, attempt to identify the individuals and their employers, determine if their activity requires local or state permits, and take the appropriate action as needed.

04/19/2026

Water Wars.
In the next week or so, Lewis Mills High School students will begin the game of "Water Wars" a game of elimination by shooting opponents with water guns. This is not a school-district activity. Do not call LSM administrators with concerns.
Participants have been warned that certain behaviors are dangerous and/or illegal. If you see behavior that causes you concern or alarm, whether or not you think it is related to this "game," call police at 911, the Burlington Resident Trooper's Office at 860-673-4856, or the Harwinton Resident Trooper's Office at 860-485-1421. If no one is in either office, the phones will roll directly to Troop L in Litchfield.

The Burlington Resident Troopers Office is investigating a two car motor vehicle accident that occurred on Tuesday 02/0...
02/05/2026

The Burlington Resident Troopers Office is investigating a two car motor vehicle accident that occurred on Tuesday 02/03/26 at approximately 1650hrs on West Chippens Hill Rd. in the town of Burlington. The below vehicle evaded the scene prior to police arrival continuing north on West Chippens Hill Rd. The evading vehicle is believed to be a newer model white Ford Transit cutaway with utility body. Anyone with information should contact Ofc. Badgley directly at 860-673-4856 or indirectly at CT State Police Troop-L 860-626-7900 and reference case CFS2600038792.

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