Windsor Vermont Police Department

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The Windsor Police Department is a 24 hour full service law enforcement agency. Our staff consists of 10 full time police officers including the Chief and the School Resource Officer, augmented by part time staff, an administrative assistant and a Chaplain. For non-emergencies and general inquiries please dial (802) 674-9042 between 9am and 3pm Monday through Friday. To reach the on-duty police of

ficers, 24 hours a day, please call Hartford Police Department Dispatch at (802) 295-9425
At this time we are unable to investigate complaints made through social media venues. Please contact the department directly or speak to an officer to file a report that you wish to be investigated. Mission Statement
The members of the Windsor Police Department are committed to providing professional, quality police service to the Town of Windsor. We take the responsibility to maintain order, protect life and property and to improve the quality of life for all Windsor Citizens, members of the community, and visitors. Our objective is to maintain a safe and secure environment for all by interacting with the community, emphasizing the control and prevention of crime and providing fair, impartial, efficient service to the public. By maintaining order, protecting all constitutional freedoms and enforcing the law impartially, we will serve the Town of Windsor and tirelessly strive to accomplish our mission. Our Vision
It is the vision of the Windsor Police Department to provide within the Town of Windsor and West Windsor a lawful environment where all persons can perform their daily routine at any time free from the fear of any type of harassment, injury, or victimization from the criminal activities of any person or entity. Values Statement
To demonstrate our commitment to our profession and to the public, the members of the Windsor Police Department subscribe to the following values:
Excellence
We are committed to delivering quality police service by recognizing the importance of training, personal effort, teamwork, modern equipment, dedication to duty, and strong professional standards. Fairness
Impartial decisions and policies are the foundation of our interactions. We are consistent in our treatment of all persons. Our actions are tempered with reason and equity. Integrity
We are dedicated to maintaining the highest moral standards by embracing the principles of honesty, trust and courage. Respect
We recognize the value of our unique cultural diversity and treat the people with kindness, tolerance, and dignity. We protect the rights, liberties, and freedoms as guaranteed by the constitution of the United States. Tradition
We honor the legacy of our predecessors and commit ourselves to preserving the rich history of our department’s culture with our proud motto of “A Tradition of Excellence”. The primary responsibilities of the Windsor Police Department are:
Prevention of crime
Protection of life and property
Suppression of criminal activity
Apprehension and prosecution of offenders
Regulation of noncriminal conduct
Preservation of public peace

* UPDATE: Dogs have been located and are being reunited with their owner *The Windsor Police Department is asking the pu...
09/03/2026

* UPDATE: Dogs have been located and are being reunited with their owner *

The Windsor Police Department is asking the public for information on two Gordon Setters who took off from their owner down by the cornfields next to the Connecticut River this morning (9-3-26). This location is near Artisans Park in Windsor (Simon Pearce, Harpoon and Great River Outfitters). They are friendly large dogs. Please contact the Windsor PD 802-674-9042 if you see them.

*breed example photo

A Dartmouth College student has contacted the Windsor PD about his stolen skateboard, which occurred on August 22nd. “Hi...
08/27/2026

A Dartmouth College student has contacted the Windsor PD about his stolen skateboard, which occurred on August 22nd.

“Hi everyone has anyone seen an electric skateboard being sold or around recently? It was taken from me in Hanover NH and last showed being at an apartment complex in Windsor but it seems like the tracker on it was smashed or disabled somehow. I was able to remotely brick it so it won't even be usable with any sort of remote unless I undo that. Any information or help would be greatly appreciated and I would love to get my board back!"

Please contact the Windsor Police Department if you have any information 802-674-9042

08/14/2026

Traffic Alert: Green Mountain Power will working this morning near the American Precision Museum. During this time traffic will be reduced to a single lane. They are anticipating a few hours to make the repairs needed.

08/11/2026

Expect traffic delays Wednesday August 12, 2026 Main Street and State Street. Manhole repairs are being done by an outside agency and is estimated to take most of the day to complete.

08/07/2026

Cole Hill Road will be closed to through traffic from August 10-14 during the hours of 7am to 2:30pm for heavy equipment road maintenance. Please plan accordingly and seek an alternate route during these times. Homeowners will not be affected by this closure, but may need to re-route in order to access their driveways. Thank you for your patience and understanding!

*UPCOMING ROAD CLOSURE*Cole Hill Road in Windsor will be closed to through traffic for road work on August 10-14, 2026, ...
08/04/2026

*UPCOMING ROAD CLOSURE*
Cole Hill Road in Windsor will be closed to through traffic for road work on August 10-14, 2026, during the hours (approximately) of 7 am to 5 pm

07/23/2026

***UPDATE - Dog has been returned to its owner
FOUND HUSKY
A husky with a blue collar was found on Rt. 5 south near the goat farm. Please call WPD at 802 674 9042 if this is yours or if you know who the owner is. Thank-you!

*UPDATE:  Road is now open*US Route 5 North, between Taylor Drive and Ruth Carney Drive is completely shut down with wir...
07/10/2026

*UPDATE: Road is now open*

US Route 5 North, between Taylor Drive and Ruth Carney Drive is completely shut down with wires across the road. Please seek an alternate route

07/03/2026

***SCAM ALERT - SEEKING THE PUBLIC'S HELP*** Good morning Windsor community and Happy 4th of July weekend! The Windsor Police Dept. is currently investigating a fraud scam in which an elderly lady lost thousands of dollars to subjects initially posing as IT specialists "helping" her to get rid of a virus on her computer and protect her accounts from fraud. The scam lasted several days with scammers ultimately convincing the victim to take a large sum of money out of her account to protect it from fraud and then purchase gold with the money which the scammers would then hold for her protection. Official government letterheads and emails along with threats were used to convince and coerce the victim to cooperate. The transaction took place in person in Windsor where the victim ultimately gave the fake "agent" a large amount of gold. The transaction was said to take place on Bavier Ave. a little after 4 pm on Friday, June 26, 2026. The suspect was described as a short (5' or under) Asian male wearing mostly black clothing with a black baseball cap, a black shirt with a gold design on it, and carrying an umbrella as it was raining at the time. The suspect was believed to be in a black, smaller, crossover type of vehicle with a hatchback that was parked near the intersection of Bavier and Enright Ave. If anyone remembers seeing the described male or vehicle in the vicinity of Bavier, Enright, Timson and Ascutney Street around 4 pm on June 26, or possibly may have video footage of the suspect or vehicle, they are asked to please contact Det. Brian Berry at the Windsor Police Dept. at (802) 674-9042.

Happy 4th of July! 🇺🇸 Celebrate America’s 250th birthday with fireworks and grilling - but ditch the keys if you’re plan...
06/30/2026

Happy 4th of July! 🇺🇸

Celebrate America’s 250th birthday with fireworks and grilling - but ditch the keys if you’re planning to drink. Designate a sober driver instead. Buzzed Driving is Drunk Driving.

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