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Vermont State Police Watch Commander Schedule, May 18–24

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The Vermont State Police watch commander schedule for the week of May 18–24, 2026, has been released, outlining contacts for both the northern and southern watch commanders. Lt. Thomas Howard will oversee the northern region, while Lt. Michael Studin will lead the southern region.

Regional contacts under the Vermont State Police watch commander schedule

Residents can reach the northern troops at Williston (802-878-7111), St. Albans (802-524-5993), Berlin (802-229-9191), St. Johnsbury (802-748-3111), and Derby (802-334-8881). In the southern region, contacts include Westminster (802-722-4600), Royalton (802-234-9933), Shaftsbury (802-442-5421), Rutland (802-773-9101), and New Haven (802-388-4919).

A state coverage map showing the areas served by Vermont State Police is available on the agency’s website. The schedule and duties of watch commanders may change as circumstances dictate.

Source: Vermont State Police

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