Home Page | Vermont State Police
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.
Public Information | Vermont State Police
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 investigations, and the rights of the accused.
Stations | Vermont State Police
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 of each barracks, by town. Station coverage for specific towns also can be found by using the drop-down menu below.
Employment | Vermont State Police
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.
Berlin Barracks | Vermont State Police
Located in the heart of Vermont, the Berlin State Police barracks covers a wide range of area in central Vermont. Our patrol areas include rural farmland, mountainous ski resorts, and a busy section of Interstate surrounding the State Capitol.
Pay and Benefits | Vermont State Police
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.
Eligibility and Basic Requirements | Vermont State Police
Basic Requirements to Become a Vermont State Trooper Age. Minimum 20 years old to apply and begin the testing selection process. You must wait until your 20th birthday to apply. There is no "age limit" to apply but we do have mandatory retirement at age 57. Vision
Fair and Impartial Policing and Community Affairs | Vermont State …
The Vermont State Police is committed to fair and impartial policing and has developed and implemented a comprehensive program to ensure fair and impartial policing practices at all levels of the state police.
Minimum Fitness Standards for Recruits | Vermont State Police
A mandatory physical assessment program is an integral part of the hiring process, as well as part of your career with the Vermont State Police. The standards are based on a minimum assessment rating at the 50 percentile.
Missing Persons | Vermont State Police
A 1946 missing person case was largely responsible for the formation of the Vermont State Police, and the department of public safety is statutorily responsible for investigating missing person cases throughout Vermont.