Records Division


records division

Records Division Hours

Monday through Friday
8:00am to 4:00pm
(Closed holidays and weekends)

Phone: 860.872.9126, press #5


Employees

 

Name

Ext.

Email

Supervisor Christine Lee

3775

C. Lee

Clerk Donna Carson

3776

D. Carson

Clerk LeAnne Mullen

3778

L. Mullen

Clerk Kayla Eccleston

3777

K.Eccleston


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FAQs and Forms

Does the Vernon Police Department offer fingerprinting services?

FINGERPRINTING SERVICES WILL RESUME MAY 20th.  Please read the update in the forms sections under Public Fingerprinting Information and Notice for temporary Pistol Permits.   


What is the process to obtain a pistol permit?

Applications for a Temporary State Pistol Permit are available at the police department. The application packet contains detailed instructions as well as a description of associated fees. Applicants who obtain the State application form (DPS-799-C) on-line should obtain our instruction sheet which provides the most current information on the process and costs.


How can I obtain a copy of an accident report?

Copies of accident reports are available to the public, pursuant to the Freedom of Information Act and other applicable State statutes, upon completion of the Police investigation and the approval of a Supervisor. Please note that accident reports may not be available for several days or longer depending on a number of factors including the severity of the accident and/or complexity of the investigation. You may call the Records Department during normal business hours at (860) 872-9126 Ext. 1127 to check on the availability of accident records. Copies of available reports may be obtained at the Records Division during normal business hours.

These reports may be inspected at no cost; copies may be purchased at a cost of fifty cents per page. Other fees apply to copies of audio/visual recordings depending on the format. Requests also may be made by mail when payment and a stamped, self-addressed envelope with sufficient postage is remitted. Payment may be made in cash, certified bank check or money order; we do not accept personal checks or credit/debit cards. Copies of accident reports may also be available through the on-line service BuyCrash.com at a higher cost. A search of that website requires the use of the full, ten-digit police case number (i.e. 1900000000).

Please note that only the Connecticut Uniform Crash Report is available from BuyCrash.com; other records created in connection with the investigation are only available from our Records Department.


How can I obtain a copy of other police reports?

Other Police reports and records which are available to the public pursuant to the Freedom of Information Act and other applicable State statutes may be obtained at the Records Division during normal business hours. You may visit our Records Department during normal business hours or call (860) 872-9126 Ext. 1127 to inquire about the availability of reports. Copies of available reports may be obtained at the Records Division during normal business hours. These reports may be inspected at no cost; copies may be purchased at a cost of fifty cents per page. Other fees apply to copies of audio/visual recordings depending on the format. Requests also may be made by mail when payment and a stamped, self-addressed envelope with sufficient postage is remitted. Payment may be made in cash, certified bank check or money order; we do not accept personal checks or credit/debit cards.


I lost my cell phone.What do I do now?

Fill out this form and bring it to the Vernon Police Department.


Do I have to register my alarm with the police department?

Yes, Section 8-53 of the Town of Vernon ordinances requires each alarm user in the town to register their system with the police department. The registration form may be obtained at the police department.


Are there fines for false alarms?

Yes, but there is no charge for the first 6 alarm activations from a location in town. The seventh and eighth alarms receive a fifteen ($15) dollar fine and any subsequent alarms receive a twenty five ($25) dollar fine. The monitoring period is renewed each January 1.


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