Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. A request for a Waiver application for a Parking Violation must be made within the 14-day timeframe for payment of violation. Waiver Applications are available at the Trumbull Police Department. Download a Waiver Application form (PDF).

A request for a Waiver Application does not automatically waive the violation. Any requests made after the 14-day timeframe is denied.

While entrance to all Trumbull Parks is open to the public, parking within the parks requires a Vehicle Parking Permit year-round. In accordance with the Parks and Recreation Commission regulations, Vehicle Parking Permits shall be issued to Trumbull Town residents at no cost. Vehicle registration will serve as proof of residency.

Trumbull residents and/or taxpayers who own vehicles paying taxes to a town other than Trumbull are considered Non-Residents. Non-Resident Parking Permits may be purchased for a fee of $112. Vehicle parking permits are stickers affixed to vehicles and are also often referred to as parking stickers or park stickers. Vehicles without current parking permits are subject to a $25 violation.

Town of Trumbull Parking Permits are mailed to Trumbull residents with your vehicle tax bill. Additional permits or permits for non-residents can be obtained by contacting the Trumbull Parks and Recreation at 203-452-5060. 

If you did not receive your parking permit, or you purchased a new vehicle, you must contact Trumbull Parks and Recreation for a permit.

Present your valid Handicap Permit, along with a completed waiver application (PDF), at the Trumbull Police Department within 48 hours of receipt of Parking Violation to have your ticket voided. Waiver applications may also be obtained at the Trumbull Police Department. However, any future violations of this nature will not be voided.

Yes, you can submit a request for speed enforcement by calling 203-261-3665 and selecting prompt 3 or e-mailing the traffic division. 

The Trumbull Police Department has electronic speed signs that can be used to monitor speed in addition to selective enforcement.

The decision to install a stop sign is made with a traffic study to ensure that the requirements of the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD) are met. This manual specifically prohibits stop signs being used for speed control.

Speed bumps on Trumbull roadways are generally not permitted.

By law, you are obligated to report any motor vehicle accident that has occurred on a public highway and an injury or damage to a vehicle has occurred. When in doubt, contact the local police department or state police troop that have jurisdiction where the accident occurred.

Report streetlight outages directly to Public Works by calling 203-452-5045.

Traffic control light outages are hazardous to the motoring public. We ask that you immediately call the Trumbull Police Department at 203-261-3665 to report it.

Report overgrown trees or bushes directly to Public Works by calling 203-452-5045.