The Vermont State Police provides law-enforcement to 200 towns, 90 percent of the land mass, and about half of the population in Vermont. Our Emergency Communication Dispatchers …

The Vermont State Police is committed to transparency and to keeping the public informed of law enforcement activities by VSP while also protecting individual privacy, ongoing criminal …

The state of Vermont is covered by 10 state police barracks. These barracks are organized into two troops. Click the image at right to open a larger map of Vermont indicating the jurisdiction …

The Vermont State Police is a full-service law-enforcement agency that provides primary law-enforcement services to about 200 towns, 90 percent of the land mass, and 50 percent of the …

The Vermont State Police is the premier law-enforcement agency in Vermont — and we are hiring. The application process is rigorous and challenging. Only the best candidates will go on …

There are three divisions within the Vermont State Police: The Field Force Division, commanded by Maj. David Petersen, provides the delivery of uniform police services from 10 field stations …

Vermont residency is required upon graduation from the academy. A birth certificate, Social Security card, or other documentation showing your authorization to work in the United States.

The Vermont State Police have a variety of special teams that were created within the department in an effort to better serve the citizens of Vermont and effectively manage specific types of …

The Vermont State Police was formed July 1, 1947. U.S. Marine Corps Maj. Gen. Merritt Edson was named the first commissioner of the Department of Public Safety, and his influence …

The Vermont State Police on Friday, July 1, marks the 75th anniversary of the agency’s creation, a watershed moment that arose from tragedy and laid the groundwork for a proud legacy of …