Crime & Safety

Farmington PD Issues Survey On How It Is Doing Its Job

Survey results will guide the Farmington Police Department in the future regarding local law enforcement.

The Farmington Police Department late last week issued an online survey it wants the community to fill out so it can assess where it stands regarding local law enforcement.
The Farmington Police Department late last week issued an online survey it wants the community to fill out so it can assess where it stands regarding local law enforcement. (Tim Jensen/Patch)

FARMINGTON, CT — The local police force wants to know how it is doing serving the Farmington community.

That's why the Farmington Police Department is asking folks to take a simple, online survey aimed at doing just that.

The survey was put up on the Town of Farmington website last week, with the FPD issuing a call for participants via social media.

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FPD Chief Colin F. Ryan wrote in an announcement that the survey will help the department with planning and policies regarding how it serves the town.

"The men and women of the Farmington Police Department take great pride in providing quality, professional service to everyone in our community," Ryan said.

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"We always want to ensure we are being responsive to your needs. Your input on how we are doing and where we need to improve is invaluable to enhancing our services and for future planning."

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