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Connecticut State Capitol Police The Connecticut State Capitol is the focal point of state government. This page is for information sharing. Reports will not be taken over this page.

It is where government occurs and over 250,000 persons visit each year on legislative business, for education, or tourism. To request assistance or report an incident, please contact 860-240-0240.

We stand in solidarity with the Bristol Police Department and keep the families, friends, and colleagues of Lieutenant D...
10/12/2026

We stand in solidarity with the Bristol Police Department and keep the families, friends, and colleagues of Lieutenant Dustin DeMonte and Sergeant Alex Hamzy in our thoughts and prayers.

Your sacrifice will never be forgotten, and your legacy will live on. 🖤💙🖤

Bristol Connecticut Police Department

💜 October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month 💜Domestic violence doesn’t always leave visible bruises, and no one shoul...
10/12/2026

💜 October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month 💜

Domestic violence doesn’t always leave visible bruises, and no one should ever have to face it alone. Behind closed doors, someone may be silently struggling, afraid to speak up, or searching for a way out.

This month, we stand with survivors, honor their strength, and remind our community that help is available, support matters, and abuse is never the victim’s fault.

If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence, you are not alone.

📞 National Domestic Violence Hotline: 1-800-799-SAFE (7233)
💬 Text START to 88788

💜 Together, we can raise awareness, break the silence, and build a safer community.

This Hispanic Heritage Month, we’re proud to recognize members of the Connecticut State Capitol Police Department whose ...
10/07/2026

This Hispanic Heritage Month, we’re proud to recognize members of the Connecticut State Capitol Police Department whose heritage, family, and commitment to service have shaped who they are and how they serve our community.

Chief Luiz Casanova, a proud Puerto Rican, has dedicated his career to public safety, building community trust, and mentoring the next generation. For him, family is at the heart of everything, and his wife, daughters, and granddaughters are his greatest source of pride.

Sergeant Michael Bermudez, also a proud Puerto Rican-American, has served with the Capitol Police since 2006. Throughout his career, he has taken on many roles, including becoming the department’s first K9 handler and first Hispanic Sergeant. His faith, family, and commitment to serving others continue to guide him.

Corporal Marcos Massa was born in Puerto Rico and has spent over 25 years serving the Hartford community in law enforcement. Proudly raised in Hartford, he draws strength from his family and cultural traditions, carrying those values with him in his dedication to protecting and serving others.

Officer Jessica Bilbao was raised in Ecuador and has spent the past 10 years in law enforcement. Before joining the profession, she worked with nonprofit organizations focused on creating better opportunities for youth and families in low-income communities. Her children and family remain her greatest source of strength and motivation, inspiring her through every challenge.

Officer Noelia Kneeland, born and raised in Puerto Rico before moving to Hartford at age 14, has served with integrity since 2001. Her Puerto Rican heritage remains a source of strength and pride, while her two sons continue to inspire her to work hard and strive to be a better person each day.

Though their stories and journeys are unique, they share something powerful: a deep pride in where they come from, a love for their families, and a commitment to making a difference in the communities they serve.

This Hispanic Heritage Month, we celebrate their stories, their heritage, and the lasting impact of their service. 🇵🇷🇪🇨

Somebody stayed out too late last night and got caught sneaking home at the Capitol this morning. 🦝Photos courtesy of Of...
10/04/2026

Somebody stayed out too late last night and got caught sneaking home at the Capitol this morning. 🦝
Photos courtesy of Officer Reggie Early.

Our hearts are heavy for the Hartford Police Department following the loss of Deputy Chief Jason Lee. A life of service ...
09/28/2026

Our hearts are heavy for the Hartford Police Department following the loss of Deputy Chief Jason Lee. A life of service leaves a lasting mark on a department, a city, and the many people who had the privilege of working alongside him. Rest easy, Deputy Chief.
Hartford Police CT

09/17/2026

🌎❤️ Happy Hispanic Heritage Month! ❤️🌎

This month, we celebrate the vibrant cultures, rich traditions, history, and countless contributions of the Hispanic and Latino community.

💜 September is Su***de Awareness Month 💜Su***de can affect anyone. Sometimes, the people who are struggling may be the o...
09/14/2026

💜 September is Su***de Awareness Month 💜

Su***de can affect anyone. Sometimes, the people who are struggling may be the ones we least expect. A simple conversation, a listening ear, or letting someone know they are not alone can make a difference.

If you or someone you know is struggling, help is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

📞 Call or text 988
988 Su***de & Crisis Lifeline

You don’t have to face a difficult moment alone. Reach out. Listen. Stay connected. Save a life.

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