Connecticut Conservation Officers Association

WELCOME

The Connecticut Conservation Officers Association, Inc. (CCOA) members are the officers of Connecticut State Environmental Conservation (EnCon) Police, Connecticut's oldest state enforcement service, established in 1895.

The CCOA is a fraternal organization formed to address the professional concerns of the EnCon Police officers and the public they serve.

Environmental law enforcement is comprised of a unique blend of police work and involvement in highly specialized areas that are not usually perceived as "cop work". These pages will share some of who we are and what we do.

CCOA NEWS

BANQUET:
The annual James V. Spignesi Jr. Banquet has been scheduled for May 15th 2010. Our thanks go out to all those who worked and donated to make it an annual success. Let's hope this year will be just as successful!

EXECUTIVE BOARD:
President Healy and the outgoing Executive Board have announced the elction of new CCOA Officers:
Eric Johnson - President
Christopher Dwyer - Vice President
William Vroman - Treasurer
Erin Crossman - Secretary

We wish the new Board great success and thank the retiring Board for their years of honorable service, hard work and dedication.

NOTICE: This site is designed, maintained, and contributed to by members of the CCOA, Inc., an independent fraternal organization and supporters. The members are sworn officers of the Connecticut DEP Law Enforcement Division (EncCon Police Division) and/or retirees. Other than the fact most of the people involved with this site are employed by the DEP as members of the Division, the state, agency and division are in no way responsible for the content, appearance, or execution of this web site, nor is any endorsement by them implied.