Connecticut State Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection



State Police Headquarters Modified Services/Hours
  • Announcement for New Pistol Permit Applicants Only - 5/26/2021
  • Effective June 15, 2020, DESPP-HQ Fingerprint Identification Unit will re-open for in person fingerprinting requestsby appointment only. - 6/5/2020
  • Effective June 15, 2020, DESPP-HQ Reports and Records will re-open for in person requestsby appointment only. For information or to schedule your appointment please click HERE - 6/5/2020
  • At this time, pistol permit renewals will continue to be done by mail only.
  • Fingerprinting Limitations and License Expiration/Renewal extensions; view documentHERE- 4/30/2020
  • Suspension of requirements for unarmed security guards from other states; view documentHERE- 4/30/2020
  • Still regular business hours for Sex Offender Registry and Deadly Weapons Offender Registry- 4/30/2020
  • No service for guard cards (see Governor Lamont’s Executive Order changes to licensing requirements HERE )- 4/30/2020
  • Individuals will be asked to wait outside until called into the building- 4/30/2020

GOV. MALLOY CONTINUES TO REMIND THOSE IN CONNECTICUT

 ON JULY 4TH WEEKEND: IF YOU SEE SOMETHING, SAY SOMETHING

   (HARTFORD, CT) – Governor Dannel P. Malloy urged residents to be safe during the July 4th weekend. With the recent attacks that occurred in Turkey earlier this week, the state, the Connecticut Intelligence Center, and its partners at the local, state and federal levels are continuing to monitor domestic and international information. Should residents witness any suspicious behavior, they should report it.

   “The new normal is continuous vigilance. At the state level, we’re doing just that. But the public is a critical partner to law enforcement, so as the saying goes, if you see something, say something,” Governor Malloy said.  “There are currently no credible threats to Connecticut, but we can never be complacent. That’s why this July 4th weekend, we are urging all residents to be aware of their surroundings, report questionable behavior, and notify law enforcement authorities immediately if they witness any suspicious activity.”

   Connecticut’s Homeland Security Tip Line can be contacted via telephone at 1-866-HLS-TPS
(1-866-457-8477), via email at ctic@ct.gov, and via the web at www.ct.gov/demhs/sar.  If immediate attention is necessary, people should call 9-1-1 and inform the operator about what they saw and what struck them as concerning.

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