Administrative Division

The Administrative Division of the Cheshire Police Department handles personnel and administrative functions, technology issues, policy matters, and public information functions. The division includes Police Communications, Technology Coordinator, and the Records Division.

Communications Division

The Communications Division personnel are responsible for Cheshire's "911" call center and handle both routine calls and emergency calls for police, fire, and ambulance service. This 911 call center is a 24-hour operation and its members are the first point of contact in any critical incident.

Records Division

The Police Records Division maintains reports and data, alarm registrations, permits, and business records; responds to inquiries from the public and other agencies; processes court records for submission to the Superior Court; and provides copies of records to the public during business hours of 8:30 am to 4 pm. Monday through Friday. Copies of records can also be left for pickup after hours if prior arrangements are made.

Public Safety Network Administrator

The Public Safety Network Administrator is responsible for maintaining, configuring, and troubleshooting multiple computer networks utilized by the Police and Fire departments to effectively run the day-to-day operations. The Public Safety Network Administrator is also the System Administrator for the various hardware and software systems utilized by personnel to carry out the public safety mission.