At the end of March, a black bear has been repeatedly seen roaming throughout town.  As the warmer weather approaches, police are anticipating additional bear sightings.  Bird feeders, garbage, pet fo ...

On Saturday December 1, 2018, members of the Woodbridge Police Department, in conjunction with Starbucks and Katz’s Deli, conducted a holiday toy drive to collect donations for the Connecticut Childre ...

The Woodbridge Police Department recently welcomed a new patrol officer.  Officer Matthew Lima was sworn-in during the October 9, 2018 meeting of the Woodbridge Board of Police Commissioners. Officer ...

“My car was broken into,”…“all my outside lights were on….These individuals are not random, they are professionals…..“They are DANGEROUS professionals” Woodbridge Facebook groups flared up with simila ...

The Board of Selectmen, at its March meeting, approved plans for two car ports to shelter police vehicles.  The two open structures will be erected on the existing police parking lot on the side of th ...

Arlo, a dog adopted from the Branford Animal Shelter by Woodbridge Animal Control Officer Ashley Sakelarakis, has been inducted as an Honorary Member of the Hamden Police Department’s Canine Unit.  At ...

  The Woodbridge Police Department celebrated the promotion of three of its own to the rank of sergeant and the hiring of a new officer with a swearing-in and a reception at the Police Commission ...

Police Commission Hires from Within   The call for a new police chief came to a celebratory conclusion May 26 with the swearing-in of Frank Cappiello to lead the Woodbridge department. The Police ...

A life-saving award was presented to three people, one resident and two Woodbridge police officers, at a recent Woodbridge Police Commission meeting. First Selectman Ellen Scalettar, Interim Police Ch ...

A bipartisan effort by state and local officials has helped save the potential closing of the State Police Troop I barracks on Route 63 in Bethany, state lawmakers said today. Assembled on the front l ...

After spending the first six decades of his life in Woodbridge, Police Chief Eugene Marcucci — known to many simply as Gene — is ready to move south. The chief is retiring at the beginning of the New ...