Community Resources
Helpful Links
Helpful Links
Helpful Links
- The Center for Empowerment & Education
- Phone 203.731.5200
- Appointments 203.731.5200 x104
- E-mail thecenter@thecenterct.org
- Appointments E-mail thecenter@thecenterct.org
- 24/7 Domestic Violence Hotline 203.731.5206
- 24/7 Sexual Assault Hotline 203.731.5204
Helpful Links
Helpful Links
- Center for Support & Wellness: Newtown Human and Social Services.
- Newtown Community Resource Guide: a quick reference guide to trusted and confidential resources to help community members in need.
- Parent Connection substance abuse prevention and support for families affected by this crisis.
- Victim resources, ID Theft, fraud, etc.
- Newtown Ordinance Code Book: Online search.
National Elder Fraud Hotline Commemorates 2025 World Elder Abuse Awareness Day June 15
If you or someone you know has been a victim of elder fraud, call the National Elder Fraud Hotline
Civilian Complaint Form
Civilian Complaint Form
Civilian Complaint Form
Download form here.
Complete the form then turn it in to the Chief's office by:
- Mailing it "ATTN: Internal Affairs - Chief Kullgren"
- Emailing it to David.Kullgren@newtown-ct.gov
- Dropping it off in person to a Police Supervisor
Police Department Forms
Civilian Complaint Form
Civilian Complaint Form
Bad Check Instructions: If you've been issued a bad check, download and complete this form, following all instruction, then file a complaint in person at the Newtown PD.
Vacant House Form: Complete this form to notify the PD you are out of state in case of an emergency at your residence.
Autism Safety Alert Form: Complete this form to notify the PD of someone at your residence with autism and ways to respond.
Officer Commendation Form: If you would like to recognize the positive experience you had with an officer, complete this form and return it to the PD.
Drug Take Back PRogram
Follow us on social media for updates on when we will be taking back unwanted prescription medications. Visit https://www.dea.gov/takebackday for more information.
Police Commission
The Board of Police Commissioners is composed of five members serving four-year terms (not more than three from one political party).
The Board of Police Commissioners appoint the Chief of Police and appoint, promote, suspend and remove officers of the Police Department. The Board of Police Commissioners also serves as the traffic authority of the Town.
If you wish to submit any written matter to the Board of Police Commissioners to be considered for inclusion in the minutes of any meeting please attend the monthly meeting of the Board.
The meetings are typically held at 6:30 pm on the first Tuesday of every month at the Newtown Police Department headquarters but check the official town calendar on the homepage for up-to-date meeting information.
Current Commissioners:
Brian Budd - Chair
Scott Cicciari - Vice Chair
Julia Conlin
Phil Curz
Rance Thompson
Newtown Police Department
191 South Main Street, Newtown, Connecticut 06470, United States
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