• Tall ships docked at Fort Trumbull during OpSail 2012.

  • The Coast Guard Barque Eagle docked at its home port in New London.

  • The Thames Base Ball Club of New London plays vintage ball at Fort Trumbull.

  • Crowds enjoy the surf and Summer sun at Ocean Beach Park.

  • Art lovers enjoy work at the annual Salon des Independants at Hygienic Galleries.

  • A fish-eye's view of the majestically renovated Garde Arts Theater.

  • A community parade passes City Hall on State Street.

  • A bustling Waterfront Park during SailFest.

  • A lone tug passes Harbor Light on a foggy day on the Thames River.

  • The Reducers rock the boardwalk at Ocean Beach.

PUBLIC SAFETY

CONTACT US

New London City Hall
181 State Street
New London, CT 06320

PHONE (860) 447-5200
HOURS Monday-Friday
8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

Property / Evidence

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Years ago I remember hearing about the great deals at a local police auction. When will you be holding your next police auction? A: At this time the department does not hold local auctions. All property going to auction is presently being processed online through www.propertyroom.com. They are the leading internet auction services company serving law enforcement in the United States.

Q: My court case was just disposed of.  Can get my property back if I come to the police department on the same day? A: No. Unfortunately, it may take several days for the court to process the paperwork and send it to the police department. As always, it is best to call the evidence custodian prior to coming to the police department to confirm that the paperwork has arrived.

Q: How long will the police department hold "found" property?  When can I claim an item I found and turned in? A: The police department will hold "found" items of value for a period of six months. Yes, you may claim the item you "found" after the six month period has elapsed.

Officer John Green
Phone: 860-447-5286
Office Hours Monday - Friday: 7:30am - 3:30pm