CSP Troop Map with Highways

[izzyj4]

When I say that Troop D has the most territory to cover, i assume that since some of the towns are so unpopulated like Scotland, Sterling, Canterbury that they must have 1 trooper for like four towns.

You are right Adam, Troop D has a lot of area to cover as the majority of their towns run a Resident Trooper program or cover as local police.

Here is the lonk for the RS and CSP coverage towns: https://www.cga.ct.gov/2016/rpt/pdf/2016-R-0246.pdf

 

[doctordialtone]

Morris

Here is the lonk for the RS and CSP coverage towns: https://www.cga.ct.gov/2016/rpt/pdf/2016-R-0246.pdf

Handy document.

There is an error on the 3rd page, Table 2, however.

It shows Morris as Troop F. That's way off!

 

[Adamwalsh627]

Southbury and Montville are two examples of towns with resident troopers, but it’s like only a formality, The towns run on total police.

Some resident trooper towns have such strong constable forces that CSP doesn’t have to be around. Colchester probably being one of the strongest in the state.

Colchester is the hub for fleet maintenance for the cars by the way. There must be like 100 cars packed into the state lot,

 

[gillham]

Whoever provides this feed has done a nice job with the maps for B, H, and L. I'd love to see this done for the Western part of the State.

https://www.broadcastify.com/listen/feed/17516

 

[msingewald]

That is very nice.

 

[sefrischling]

I know G covers 95 to New Haven, then I covers 91 out of New Haven, but what troop takes over approaching Hartford, and where does it change over?

Troop G covers I-95 from the New York border to Branford.

 

[Kitn1mcc]

Rt 9 troop H to the Cromwell middletown line Middletown has rt9 from the line to RT17 connector then troop F