New London Police Department - Recruitment

Have You Ever Wondered?

• What it's really like to respond to a police call?
• What happens during a motor vehicle stop?
• Whether real Crime Scene Investigators work like the ones on
TV?
• What takes place when someone dials 9-1-1?
• What Internal Affairs actually does?

If you answered "yes" to any of these questions—or if you're simply curious about how a police department operates—this is your opportunity.
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The New London Police Department's Citizens' Police Academy (CPA) was created to build understanding and strengthen collaboration between our department and the exceptional community we serve. This 8-week program (March 5, 2026 – April 23, 2026) provides community members with an inside look at the role and responsibilities of New London police officers.

Program Details:

• When: Every Thursday evening, 6:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.
• Format: Classroom instruction combined with hands-on,
interactive experiences
• Curriculum: Core topics designed to give participants a
comprehensive understanding of police operations and daily
responsibilities

Through the Citizens' Police Academy, participants gain the knowledge needed to make informed judgments about the New London Police Department and develop a deeper appreciation for the complexities of modern policing.

Our Goal:

To foster lasting relationships with community members and create genuine partnerships that enable us to work together on future initiatives and achieve shared goals.

Registration Information:

• Class size is limited
• Registration is first-come, first-served
• Priority given to New London residents and those who work in
New London

APPLICATIONS DUE: FEBRUARY 24, 2026

Questions?
Contact Community Resource Officer Christina Nocito at [email protected] for an application.

Missing the warm days during the summer! This photo was taken during the past National Night Out event that was held at Ocean Beach Park in New London. National Night Out is an annual, nationwide community-building campaign held on the first Tuesday in August that promotes police/community partnerships and neighborhood camaraderie. This year, thanks to many donations, we were lucky to giveaway over 30 bicycles to children in the community.

Congratulations to the following NLPD personnel who concluded January 2026 with work anniversaries. Thank you for your service and dedication to our community!

Congratulations MPO Richard Cable on completing 25 years of service.

Congratulations Sergeant John Michaud on completing 20 years of service.

Congratulations Officer Thomas Northup on completing 18 years of service.

Congratulations Investigator Roland Desnoyers on completing 6 years of service.

Congratulations Officer Christina Nocito on completing 5 years of service.

Congratulations Officer Anna Agnew on completing 5 years of service.

Congratulations Officer Dexter Johnson on completing 5 years of service.

Congratulations Officer Samuel Lindblom on completing 5 years of service.

Congratulations Records’ Clerk Alshya Maynard on completing 2 years of service.

It is with great pride that we announce the selection of Officer Anna “Annie” Agnew as the 2026 Rotary New London Police Officer of the Year.

This prestigious recognition, presented in partnership with the New London Rotary, is reserved for an individual who exemplifies the highest standards of our profession. Throughout the past year, Officer Agnew has consistently demonstrated an exceptional level of professionalism, proactiveness, and diligence that serves as a benchmark for excellence within the New London Police Department.

Officer Anna Agnew's impact on the safety and well-being of our City has been profound. Through keen investigative instincts and a tireless work ethic, Officer Agnew has achieved successful outcomes across a diverse range of critical cases, including a homicide investigation, multiple gun seizures, armed robberies, and vehicle theft cases. Her diligent work has directly removed dangerous weapons from our streets, helped solve violent crimes, and provided essential intelligence for ongoing investigations. These efforts have significantly enhanced public safety and quality of life throughout New London.

Beyond proactive enforcement, Officer Agnew distinguishes herself through a deep commitment to community policing. By fostering genuine relationships with the citizens we serve, Officer Agnew embodies the vital balance between rigorous law enforcement and community-oriented service. This approach honors the finest traditions of our profession while moving it forward into a future built on mutual trust, transparency, and partnership.

Please join us in congratulating Officer Agnew on this well-deserved honor.

Officer Agnew, thank you for your unwavering dedication to the City of New London. We salute your service.

New London Police looking to add a few more of the finest! Apply today and start your journey!

Deadline: Dec. 6th, 2024
Salary Range: $68,832-$84,117

https://www.policeapp.com/Entry-Level-New-London-CT-Police-Officer-Jobs/314/

Two of New London's finest working and enjoying this evening's NL downtown event celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month.

It’s a great opportunity to connect with our community and celebrate the rich cultural heritage together.

On 9/19/24 two members of our agency, Officer Seth Bolduc and Lieutenant Cornelius Rodgers, were honored with the 2024 Medal of Valor from the Connecticut Police Chiefs’ Association for their individual actions during separate events in 2023 in the face of danger. Their individual actions have not only exemplified the highest standards of our profession but have also made a profound impact on our community. Their courage and selflessness are a testament to the values we uphold as law enforcement.

The Medal of Valor is not just a symbol of their bravery, but also a reminder of the dedication and sacrifices made by all members of law enforcement.

Please join me in congratulating Officer Seth Bolduc and Lieutenant Cornelius Rodgers for their remarkable heroism and unwavering commitment to protecting and serving our community.

Summer is not over yet! 15 days until applications close for entry level and certified officers to join NLPD! With ample overtime and different assignments, you may find yourself on beach patrol like Ofc. Salas. A different way to fulfill your journey as a NLPD Officer.

More Information Available on PoliceApp.com or scan the QR code!

Salary Range: $68,832-$84,117

National Night Out is one of the most engaging community activities sponsored by NLPD! If you are actively looking engage with the community especially children, be sure to check out NLPD’s application and see yourself here next year!

Off-duty New London officer helps rescue man from overturned car in Pawcatuck Stonington ― Off-duty New London police officer Eric Sadowski was driving back from Stop & Shop in Pawcatuck with his girlfriend and children Sunday when he saw the cars in front of him move out o...

See yourself being engaged in the community like the officers below? Have a feeling of wanting to do more? Apply today on PoliceApp and get involved!

23 Days until applications for NLPD Entry Level & Certified Officers close. Don’t miss your chance to start your journey and join Ofc. Hajj and K-9 Reya.
More Information Available on PoliceApp.com or scan the QR code!

Salary Range: $68,832-$84,117

Announcing the August 2024 NLPD Officer and Civilian Staff Members of the Month:

• Officer Tyler Listro, Uniformed Services Division, (As reported by Supervisors…” He shows a lot of motivation and initiative. This was evident when he investigated a retail theft ring that was targeting numerous business in New London County. In addition, he was able to effectively work with numerous agencies as he spearheaded the investigation that lead to a seizure of thousands of dollars in stolen items, an ounce of he**in, and a firearm.”), has been selected as the NLPD Sworn Personnel of the Month and has been awarded the Sworn Personnel of the Month designated parking space for the month of August 2024. Thank you Officer Listro for all your hard work and diligent efforts!

• Detective Secretary Joyce Brown, Investigative Services Division (As reported by Supervisors… “Joyce is just great in general and works hard which is even more impressive considering this is one of two of her full-time jobs...additionally her attention to detail with the influx of pistol permit app numbers is to be commended”) has been selected as the NLPD Civilian Personnel of the Month and has been awarded the Civilian Personnel of the Month designated parking space for the month of August 2024. Thank you Detective Secretary Brown for all your hard work and diligent efforts!

The Officer and Civilian staff member of the Month award program recognizes NLPD Officers and Civilian Personnel who distinguish themselves through diligent efforts and service.

Thank you Officer Listro and Detective Secretary Brown. NLPD appreciates the service you both provide to our Department and Community.

Please congratulate Officer Tyler Listro and Detective Secretary Joyce Brown when you see them!