Vermont State Police: Driven by integrity and service. 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 answer roughly 89 percent of all E-911 calls made in Vermont.

Vermont State Police Website. Many questions about the VSP can be answered through the VSP webpage. Agency structure, employment, traffic stop data, fair and impartial policing, unsolved cases, and much more, may be explored on our webpage. …

Click the image at right to open a larger map of Vermont indicating the jurisdiction of each barracks, by town. Station coverage for specific towns also can be found by using the drop-down menu below.

The Vermont State Police uses a formal rank structure to reflect the position and level of responsibility for sworn members. The uniform and rank structure of the state police is modeled after that of the U.S. Marine Corps.

Our patrol responsibilities also include nearly 320 miles of interstate highways. Each VSP station around the state has at least one Crisis Specialist embedded with the troops. The Field Force Division manages all VSP Special Teams which provide a wide variety of specialized services.

Vermont State Police Headquarters 45 State Drive Waterbury, VT 05671-1300 M - F / 8am - 4pm Telephone - 802-244-8727. Please call your nearest VSP Barracks outside of normal business hours. Information on public information requests, and contact information for our Public Information Officer can be found at vsp.vermont.gov/public.

Our Traffic Safety Program is the liaison with other state of Vermont traffic safety managers such as the Governor's Highway Safety Program, the Department of Motor Vehicles and the Agency of Transportation. It is also responsible for collecting and analyzing crash data, reviewing traffic policies and traffic safety operations, by providing ...

Although one of the smaller stations in the state, the barracks is a vital part of the county’s community relations, critical criminal investigations and aggressive highway safety enforcement. Located in Shaftsbury, the barracks provides police coverage throughout Bennington County.

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 to become Vermont state troopers. VSP has been proudly serving Vermonters since 1947.

Although one of the smaller stations in the state, the barracks is a vital part of the county’s community relations, critical criminal investigations and aggressive highway safety enforcement. Read more about Shaftsbury Barracks