Police

     The Plymouth Police Department is responsible for the preservation of the public peace,
     prevention of crime, apprehension of criminals, regulation of traffic, protection of rights of
     persons and property, and enforcement of the laws of the state and ordinances of the
     town and all rules and regulations made in accordance therewith.

Plymouth Police Department Records Clerk: 
860-585-4000 ext. 4115

• To make an appointment for fingerprinting ($15 cash, exact change only)

• To acquire a copy of a police report

• General questions or inquiries

Animal Control Officer
860-585-4051

Plymouth Police Department
860-589-7779

• To inquire about a presentation regarding the Neighborhood Crime Watch program

Supervisory Staff:

• Karen Krasicky - Chief of Police

• John D'Aniello - Captain

• Randall Foster - Sergeant

• Kenneth Kolpa - Sergeant

• Jonathan Marino - Administrative Sergeant

• Cesar Beiros - Detective Sergeant

• Christopher Latimer - Sergeant

• Christopher Brody - Sergeant

Animal Control Officers:

• Raymond Zagurski

• Peter Carpenter

• Michael Critelli     

School Resource Officer:

• Officer Steve Binette

Sign Up for the CT Alert Emergency Notification System   Suspicious Activity Reporting Form

The Plymouth Police Department has implemented the Connecticut Alert Emergency Notification System (CT Alert ENS), an emergency incident notification system. The notification system provides a town wide 911 and "Opt-In" program for our citizens. This system enhances the Police Department's ability to protect lives and property by providing critical information to citizens during potential life threatening emergencies such as severe weather, fires, floods, unexpected road closures or evacuation of buildings or neighborhoods.

Please register your wireless telephone numbers, text message numbers, TDD/TTY and email addresses in order to receive alerts on those devices. The website will also allow the public to designate other locations that they may wish to receive alerts about, such as where your children go to school, where you work, or where family members live.

When disposing medications at the Police Department, please first put the medicine into a plastic baggie and then discard the medication bottle into your home recycle bin.