About Waterbury Police Department Test

Waterbury is a city of Connecticut State which is mostly known as a “Brass city” for its large production of brass and also a huge watches and clock producer. In fact, the city is home to a time related museum where you can explore all about this industry. Located on the River Naugatuck, it lies within the New Haven County. With an estimation population of over 107,000 in 2019, Waterbury was ranked as the 2nd biggest city of New Haven County. Retaining its ranking of the state’s 5th largest city, in 1686, the city started developing as a town and then further chartered as a city in 1853. With the reflection of its nickname as a “Brass city”, it has been the nation’s leading manufacturer of brassware.

Founded on 28 July 1853, since established ten police officers died in the line of duty. Waterbury police department has a total workforce of 361 staff, including 294 sworn officers and 67 civilian employees, who patrolling an area of 28.94 square miles. Department has four major divisions and presently led by the Chief of Police, Fernando C. Spagnolo. The department Headquarters is located:

255 E Main St,
Waterbury
CT 06702

To pass the Waterbury police department test, candidates must take a three-part examination. The police written test examines the candidate’s knowledge of math, memory, grammar/spelling, incident report writing, and reading comprehension. The physical abilities test examines a candidate’s performance at endurance, upper body strength, and mobility. Finally, candidates must take the interview exam and may be required to undertake a polygraph assessment too. Only the highest-scoring applicants on the Waterbury police test will make it through to the academy.