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Town of Ledyard Police Department
11 Lorenz Industrial Pkwy, Ledyard, CT 06339
The Ledyard Police Department maintains a 22-member force, including patrol and detective divisions, with assistance…More from its emergency telecommunications and animal control divisions. Sgt. Todd Harbeck, a Resident State Trooper, functions as department head and is responsible for the department's operations. Lt. Michael T. Finkelstein of the Ledyard Police Department serves as the department's executive officer. The department is dedicated to providing service and protection to the people of Ledyard and its visitors.
11 Lorenz Industrial Pkwy, Ledyard, CT 06339
The Ledyard Police Department maintains a 22-member force, including patrol and detective divisions, with assistance…More from its emergency telecommunications and animal control divisions. Sgt. Todd Harbeck, a Resident State Trooper, functions as department head and is responsible for the department's operations. Lt. Michael T. Finkelstein of the Ledyard Police Department serves as the department's executive officer. The department is dedicated to providing service and protection to the people of Ledyard and its visitors.
Ledyard Animal Control Office
1 J Alfred Clark Way, Ledyard, CT 06339
The Ledyard Police Animal Control Office investigates incidents involving domestic animals, and is charged with the care…More and well-being of all animals taken into its facility. Under the direction of animal control officer Kimlyn Marshall, the office exists to prevent cruelty, abuse and neglect of animals by enforcing all state, county and town ordinances. The office is committed to placing homeless animals in safe and loving homes, and works to educate the public on animal issues to foster a more knowledgeable and caring community.
1 J Alfred Clark Way, Ledyard, CT 06339
The Ledyard Police Animal Control Office investigates incidents involving domestic animals, and is charged with the care…More and well-being of all animals taken into its facility. Under the direction of animal control officer Kimlyn Marshall, the office exists to prevent cruelty, abuse and neglect of animals by enforcing all state, county and town ordinances. The office is committed to placing homeless animals in safe and loving homes, and works to educate the public on animal issues to foster a more knowledgeable and caring community.