Brookfield Police Department

Chief John Puglisi
Address 63 Silvermine Road
Brookfield CT 06804
Phone 203-775-2575
Fax 203-775-4367
Website https://www.brookfieldct.gov/police
Number of Officers 36
Population Served 17500
Specializations Drone, K-9 Unit, School Resource Officer, SCUBA/Dive Rescue, SWAT/Tactical


About the Brookfield Police Department

Brookfield is a small town located north of the City of Danbury in Fairfield County, Connecticut, and covers 20+ square miles.  It is bordered on the west by Candlewood Lake and the east by Lake Lillinonah, two of Connecticut's largest and most scenic lakes.  The town has a robust economy with a strong retail and commercial base and a growing resident population of more than 17,000 persons.

The Brookfield Police Department was organized on July 1, 1977, and has a current authorized strength of 36 full-time sworn officers, four special officers, and 12 full and part-time civilian personnel.  The Department Command Staff consists of the Chief of Police, a Major, and a Captain.  There is a Patrol Division, a Detective Division, a Youth Officer, four School Resource Officers, a SCUBA Team, Crash Investigation Team, Community Affairs Team, Tactical Operators with the Danbury Emergency Services Unit, a newly formed drone program, part-time Evidence Technicians, and a K-9 unit.

Police Officers are represented by the Brookfield Police Union, Local 1544, AFSCME Council 4, in contract negotiations for salary and benefits.