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09/03/2026

On 09/02/26 the Woodbury Resident Trooper Office was made aware of a Facebook post indicating that someone was driving in town and shooting at houses and possibly a dog.

The alleged victim in the incident had not contacted police directly.

With further follow up by Woodbury Officers and State Troopers we were able to locate the witness.

An investigation was conducted to include but not limited to a neighborhood canvass and a sweep of the the area along with a State Police K9 trained to locate shell casings.

No evidence was obtained to suggest someone was driving and shooting from a vehicle.

Around the same time, we received two other calls in different areas of town for the sound of gun shots and officers responded quickly to those areas and found nothing.

Based on the investigation it is believed the sounds were from an older model truck that had drove through town and would make a popping sound which could have been construed as a gunshot.

As always, we encourage the public to report concerns immediately thru 911 or the main non-emergency numbers, 203-263-3400 or 860-626-7900.

Thank you for your cooperation and assistance to keeping our town safe!

08/17/2026

RAPID POLICE RESPONSE AND EPINEPHRINE ADMINISTRATION AID CITIZEN IN SEVERE ALLERGIC DISTRESS
​WOODBURY, CT — Quick inter-agency coordination and rapid medical intervention by first responders averted a critical emergency this past Saturday after a local resident suffered a severe, life-threatening allergic reaction to multiple bee stings.
​Emergency personnel were dispatched following reports of an individual in acute medical distress. A Connecticut State Trooper arrived first on scene and immediately recognized that the patient’s condition was deteriorating rapidly due to severe anaphylaxis. The trooper broadcasted an urgent update over the radio detailing the severity of the patient's condition.
​At the time of the call, a Woodbury Police Officer was committed to an unrelated, minor medical call in another part of town. Upon hearing the trooper's radio transmission regarding the patient's critical state, the officer promptly cleared the scene and diverted to assist.
​Equipped with department-issued emergency medical gear, the Woodbury officer arrived on scene and administered an EpiPen (epinephrine auto-injector). The rapid delivery of epinephrine counteracted the allergic reaction, providing critical stabilization during the crucial minutes before advanced life support arrived.
​Paramedics from Waterbury and responding ambulance personnel arrived on scene to provide advanced emergency medical care. The patient was subsequently transported to an area hospital for further treatment and evaluation.
​Equipped to Protect
​Woodbury Police officers carry vital, life-saving medical equipment in their patrol vehicles—including epinephrine auto-injectors, automated external defibrillators (AEDs), and advanced trauma gear. In time-sensitive emergencies where every second counts, having these tools on hand enables officers to deliver immediate, life-saving interventions.
​We extend our sincere appreciation to the Connecticut State Police, Waterbury Paramedics, and all assisting emergency medical personnel for their coordinated teamwork and swift response.

08/07/2026

We currently have a cellular phone at the police department that was turned in to us on Wednesday that was located in Hollow Park. If you are missing a phone stop by and claim it!

08/06/2026

Crossbrook Rd is closed about 300 feet up from Painter Hill Rd. Please do not drive around the caution tape or try to drive thru the tree as there are wires on the ground and hanging low. It is not safe for pedestrian traffic either. Eversource notified no ETA given.

07/16/2026

**FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE**
**WOODBURY, CT** — The Woodbury Resident State Trooper’s Office and Connecticut State Police Troop L are investigating a residential burglary and theft of two dirt bikes that occurred in the early morning hours of July 16, 2026.
Incident Details
Date & Time: Thursday, July 16, 2026, between 1:30 AM and 5:30 AM
Location: Middle Road Turnpike area, Woodbury, CT
* **Incident Summary:** An unknown number of suspects forced entry into an attached residential garage and stole two off-road motorcycles. Stolen Vehicles
The following two dirt bikes were taken from the property:
1. **2023 Husqvarna TC 125** (White, grey, and yellow styling)
2. **2001 Honda XR100** (Classic red and white off-road design)
# # # Request for Information
Anyone who may have witnessed suspicious activity in the Middle Road Turnpike area during those hours, has home surveillance or dashcam footage, or has any information regarding the current location of these motorcycles is urged to contact investigators:
* **Woodbury Resident State Troopers Office:** 203-263-3400
* **Connecticut State Police Troop L (Litchfield):** 860-626-7900
* **Investigating Officer:** Trooper McCloskey #311
*All calls and tips can remain confidential.*

07/09/2026

Just a reminder to residents: The Woodbury Resident Trooper Office has a number of walkers, canes, wheelchairs, and even crutches available for use should you or someone you know need them. Just stop by Mon-Fri between 8am and 4pm!

06/27/2026

Thanks for your help. Peope were identified.

06/15/2026

**FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE**
Police Investigating Overnight Vehicle Theft on Linden Street

**WOODBURY, CT** — The Woodbury Police Department is currently investigating the larceny of a motor vehicle that occurred during the overnight hours on Linden Street.
Investigators are actively following leads and are reaching out to the community for assistance.

How You Can Help?
The Police Department requests that all residents in the Linden Street area and surrounding neighborhoods check their home security and doorbell cameras for any footage captured during the overnight hours. If you notice any suspicious activity, individuals, or vehicles, please review your footage and report it to the police department.

A Vital Reminder to Residents
In light of this incident, the police department strongly urges all community members to secure their property and remain vigilant:
* **Lock Your Doors:** Always secure your vehicle, even when parked in your own driveway.
* **Remove Valuables:** Never leave electronics, bags, wallets, or keys inside your vehicle.
* **Report Suspicious Activity:** Do not hesitate to call attention to unusual activity in your neighborhood.

Many vehicle thefts and burglaries are crimes of opportunity. By simply locking vehicles and removing the contents from them, the community can work together to drastically reduce these incidents.

Anyone with information or relevant camera footage is asked to please reach out directly to the police department.

06/11/2026

Main St North will be shut down for some time just north of #1754 for a tree across wires and the road. If youre coming from Watertown the only way around would be Hamilton Ave or Gurnseytown Rd depending on your destination.

🐢 🐢 This little (big) lady is currently laying her eggs in the back parking lot of Hollow Park. Cones have been placed a...
06/06/2026

🐢 🐢 This little (big) lady is currently laying her eggs in the back parking lot of Hollow Park. Cones have been placed around her so people do not drive over her. Please remember that it is also illegal to mess around with the turtle or her eggs. If you feel the need to check on her please keep your distance. As of about 1020 this morning she's pushed out 2 eggs.

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281 Main Street South
Woodbury, CT
06798

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