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Here’s how to share a compliment or file a complaint against a Bridgeport Police officer. We aim to simplify the process and inform you of potential filing barriers.
NOTICE: This department doesn't currently offer website feedback forms. To encourage them to adopt a more accessible online filing system, please send them a pre-formatted email using one of the buttons below.
Share positive feedback or commend a Bridgeport Police Department officer or employee.
Submit your complaint against a Bridgeport Police Department officer or employee.
Alternatively, you can download the department's PDF form. Refer to the instructions below or contact the Bridgeport Police to learn about your filing options.
Report an issue with this link.
Police Department Staffers: Ready to move beyond basic community feedback forms? Schedule a demo
This is the internal affairs office for the Bridgeport Police Department. They are responsible for collecting and investigating police conduct reports from the community.
Contact the Bridgeport Police Department for additional information about how they collect and handle police conduct reports.
Address: 999 Broad St | |
Phone: (203) 576-8298 |
Below is a summary of the Bridgeport Police Department's community feedback features. These highlight your options and potential requirements for submitting complaints, compliments, and other feedback.
The Bridgeport Police Department does not yet offer an online submission form to file compliments and complaints. Police Department Staffers: Schedule a demo
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Download and print the Internal Affairs Office's PDF reporting form. |
The Internal Affairs Office has a dedicated webpage detailing how to file a police conduct report. |
The Bridgeport Police Department homepage provides a clearly labeled link to information about filing a complaint. |
Caution: The Internal Affairs Office does not accept anonymous police complaints.
Why do some departments not accept anonymous complaints? Many departments and oversight agencies, however, do accept anonymous complaints to encourage more people to provide feedback without fear of retaliation. |
Community members can submit complaints without an in-person signature or notarization. |