own. (Connecticut has no County Sheriff Departments). Troop A – Southbury Troop B – Canaan Troop C – Tolland Troop D – Danielson Troop E – Montville Troop F – Westbrook Troop G – Bridgeport Troop H – Hartford Troop I – Bethany Troop K – Colchester Troop L – Litchfield Troop H – BDL – Bradley International Airport in Windsor Locks, Troop H – Hartford at BIA supports Airport security functions as airport police, incident investigation, and backs up the airport management. Troop H also works with the Customs and Border Protection and the DEA. Other Units: Statewide Organized Crime Investigative Task Force, Statewide Narcotics Task Force, Casino Unit, (primary law enforcement at casino)* (disbanded 3/06/2015) Welfare Fraud Unit, Criminal Intelligence Unit, Fire Marshal Division, Training Division, Licensing and Permits Section, Forensics Laboratory, Photography and Identification unit, Polygraph Unit Fleet management & Purchasing, The Emergency Services Unit, including the following subunits: Aviation, Bomb Squad, SCUBA (Dive Team), K-9, Tactical Units (SWAT), Mass Transit Security Explosive Detection Unit The CSP also has a contingent of volunteer surgeons as well as a contingent of volunteer chaplains. CSP Vehicles and Aircraft The Fleet of the CSP incorporates non decal Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptors, Taurus Base (sixth generation), Ford Explorer Base, Chevy Caprice PPV, motorcycles, and a Helicopter with fleet color livery consisting of navy blue, black, maroon, and dark-brown. As CSP allows off duty use of the fleet, vehicles are equipped with a removable Whelen liberty lightbar with the center pod replaced with a backlit "State Police" panel (known variants of this backlit panel exist for UConn police, and the CT DMV Enforcement Division, displaying "UConn Police" and "DMV" respectively), rear high mount TIR Whelen flashers with cruise light capability, 800 MHz Digital radio systems, Mobile Data Terminals (MDTs), and Mobile Video Cameras (MVRs). The CSP has also had a long history of using non-traditional unmarked patrol cars for enforcement such as Chevrolet Camaros, Ford Mustangs, Ford Explorers, Grand Nationals, Toyota Camrys, Honda Accords, Ram 1500s, Mazda MX-6s, Ford F-Series pickup trucks, and Dodge Chargers. Marked fleet vehicles (one per troop, white, CSP shield badging with blue and yellow pin stripping running the length of the car) are typically used for ceremonial purposed such as parades and community patrols). The CSP utilizes Radar, Lidar (Laser), and VASCAR (Visual Average Speed Computer And Recorder) for speed enforcement. In September 2022, The CSP