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Connecticut Directory CONNECTICUT DIRECTORY Disclaimer: PPSWG has compiled the list of sites based on publicly available information for your convenience, but does not guarantee the accuracy of any of the information. PPSWG does not endorse and denies any responsibility or liability for the sites listed, or for processes they employ for collection, transportation, treatment or disposal of the medicines they collect. Name Address City Zip Phone Kiosk In Home Disposal Kits Walgreens Pharmacy 835 Park Avenue Bloomfield 06002 (860) 242-5551 * Yes Bloomfield Police Department 785 Park Avenue Bloomfield 06002 (860) 242-5501 Yes * Walgreens 25 Main Street Bristol 06010 (860) 585-7426 * Yes Walgreens 525 Farmington Avenue Bristol 06010 (860) 583-3638 * Yes Bristol Police Department 131 North Main Street Bristol 06010 (860) 584-3000 Yes * Walgreens 76 East Main Street Canaan 06018 (860) 824-5481 * Yes Connecticut State Police Troop B North Canaan 463 Ashley Falls Road Canaan 06018 (860) 626-1820 Yes No Walgreens Pharmacy 220 Albany Turnpike Canton 06019 (860) 693-8329 * Yes Canton Police Department 45 River Road Canton 06019 (860) 693-0221 Yes No Connecticut State Police 33 Arbor Way Ellington 06029 (860) 875-1522 Yes * Walgreens 2900 Main Street Glastonbury 06033 (860) 633-4186 * Yes Walgreens 1312 Manchester Road Glastonbury 06033 (860) 781-7073 * Yes Glastonbury Police Department 2108 Main Street Glastonbury 06033 (860) 633-8301 Yes * Walgreens 980 Farmington Avenue Berlin 06037 (860) 828-6844 * Yes Berlin Police Department 240 Kensington Road Berlin 06037 (860) 828-7080 Yes No Walgreens 295 Main Street Manchester 06040 (860) 649-8747 * Yes Manchester Police Department 239 Middle Turnpike East Manchester 06040 (860) 645-5500 Yes * Walgreens 149 Deming Street Manchester 06042 (860) 644-1210 * Yes Walgreens 102 Washington Street New Britain 06051 (860) 826-7272 * Yes New Britain Police Department 10 Chestnut Street New Britain 06051 (860) 826-3000 Yes No Walgreens 1350 Stanley Street New Britain 06053 (860) 224-7798 * Yes Walgreens 5 Farmington Avenue Plainville 06062 (860) 793-9356 * Yes Plainville Police Department 19 Neal Court Plainville 06062 (860) 747-1616 Yes * Walgreens 188 Union Street Vernon 06066 (860) 896-1485 * Yes Walgreens 529 Talcottville Road Vernon 06066 (860) 871-6068 * Yes Vernon Police Department 725 Hartford Turnpike Vernon 06066 (860) 872-9126 Yes * Walgreens 540 Bushy Hill Road Simsbury 06070 (860) 658-0479 * Yes Simsbury Town Police Department 933 Hopmeadow Street Simsbury 06070 (860) 658-3100 Yes * Somers Town Clerk 600 Main Street Somers 06071 (860) 763-8207 Yes * South Windsor Police Department 151 Sand Hill Road South Windsor 06074 (860) 644-2551 Yes * Walgreens Pharmacy 88 West Stafford Road Stafford 06076 (860) 684-9555 * Yes Stafford Police Department 2 Main Street Stafford 06076 (860) 684-3777 Yes No Town of Suffield Police Department 911 Mountain Road Suffield 06078 (860) 668-3870 Yes No Walgreens 30 Hazard Avenue Enfield 06082 (860) 741-3503 * Yes Walgreens 2 Shaker Road Enfield 06082 (860) 253-0463 * Yes Walgreens 71 Palomba Drive Enfield 06082 (860) 749-4184 * Yes Enfield Police Department 293 Elm Street Enfield 06082 (860) 763-6400 Yes * Western Union 5 Mill Street Farmington 06085 (860) 673-3219 * Yes Farmington Police Department 319 New Britain Avenue Farmington 06085 (860) 675-2400 Yes * Walgreens 74 Bridge Street East Windsor 06088 (860) 623-3327 * Yes Windsor Police Department 340 Bloomfield Avenue Windsor 06095 (860) 688-5273 Yes * Walgreens 1 Elm Street Windsor Locks 06096 (860) 292-1751 * Yes Windsor Locks Police Department 4 Volunteer Drive Windsor Locks 06096 (860) 627-1461 Yes No Hartford Police Department 253 High Street Hartford 06103 (860) 757-4000 Yes * Walgreens Pharmacy 100 Retreat Avenue Hartford 06106 (860) 595-1813 * Yes Walgreens 161 Washington Street Hartford 06106 (860) 522-5005 * Yes Connecticut State Police Troop H Hartford 100R Washington Street Hartford 06106 (860) 534-1000 Yes * West Hartford Police Department 103 Raymond Road West Hartford 06107 (860) 523-5203 Yes * Western Union 329 Ellington Road East Hartford 06108 (860) 528-6115 * Yes Walgreens Pharmacy 20 Connecticut Boulevard East Hartford 06108 (860) 289-4944 * Yes East Hartford Police Department 31 School Street East Hartford 06108 (860) 528-4401 Yes * Walgreens 1100 Silas Deane Highway Wethersfield 06109 (860) 721-7224 * Yes Walgreens 940 Quaker Lane South West Hartford 06110 (860) 231-7665 * Yes Walgreens 40 Cedar Street Newington 06111 (860) 666-4079 * Yes Walgreens 2920 Berlin Turnpike Newington 06111 (860) 667-0461 * Yes Newington Police Department 131 Cedar Street Newington 06111 (860) 666-8445 Yes * Walgreens 1291 Albany Avenue Hartford 06112 (860) 560-1881 * Yes Western Union 315 Franklin Avenue Hartford 06114 (860) 296-3478 * Yes Walgreens 324 North Main Street West Hartford 06117 (860) 236-1988 * Yes Walgreens 922 Silver Lane East Hartford 06118 (860) 569-4120 * Yes Walgreens Pharmacy 668 Farmington Avenue West Hartford 06119 (860) 523-5849 * Yes Walgreens 1475 Main Street Windham 06226 (860) 423-6304 * Yes Willimantic Police Department 22 Meadow Street Windham 06226 (860) 465-3135 Yes No Walgreens 1630 Boston Turnpike Coventry 06238 (860) 742-5389 * Yes Coventry Police Department 1585 Main Street Coventry 06238 (860) 742-7331 Yes * Connecticut State Police - Troop D Danielson 55 Westcott Road Killingly 06239 (860) 779-4900 Yes * Walgreens 1093 North Main Street Killingly 06241 (860) 774-0490 * Yes Hebron Police Department 15 Hartford Road Hebron 06248 (860) 228-3710 Yes No Walgreens 203 Kennedy Drive Putnam 06260 (860) 963-7230 * Yes Putnam Police Department 189 Church Street Putnam 06260 (860) 928-6565 Yes * UConn Police Department 126 North Eagleville Road Mansfield 06268 (860) 486-4800 Yes * Walgreens 698 Bank Street New London 06320 (860) 440-3566 * Yes New London Police Department 5 Governor Winthrop Boulevard New London 06320 (860) 447-5261 Yes No Walgreens 200 Westminster Road Canterbury 06331 (860) 546-6766 * Yes Walgreens 340 Flanders Road East Lyme 06333 (860) 739-9007 * Yes Mashantucket Pequot Public Safety 101 Pequot Trail Mashantucket 06338 (860) 396-6662 Yes No Walgreens 441 Long Hill Road Groton 06340 (860) 405-1919 * Yes Groton Police Department 68 Groton Long Point Road Groton 06340 (860) 441-6712 Yes No City-Groton Police Department 295 Meridian Street Groton 06340 (860) 445-2451 Yes No Walgreens 27 Main Street Griswold 06351 (860) 376-1206 * Yes Walgreens 20 Prospect Street Plainfield 06354 (860) 564-5871 * Yes East Lyme Police Department 278 Main Street East Lyme 06357 (860) 739-5900 Yes No Walgreens 399 West Main Street Norwich 06360 (860) 885-0389 * Yes Norwich Police Department 70 Thames Street Norwich 06360 (860) 886-5561 Yes * Walgreens 90 Halls Road Old Lyme 06371 (860) 434-8111 * Yes Plainfield Police Department 210 Norwich Road Plainfield 06374 (860) 564-0804 Yes No Walgreens 37 South Broad Street Stonington 06379 (860) 599-4030 * Yes Stonington Police Department 173 South Broad Street Stonington 06379 (860) 599-4411 Yes * Walgreens 601 Connecticut 32 Montville 06382 (860) 848-7979 * Yes Mohegan Tribal Police 49 Sandy Desert Road Montville 06382 (860) 862-7460 Yes No Montville Police Department 911 Norwich-New London Turnpike Montville 06382 (860) 848-7510 Yes No Connecticut State Police - Troop E Montville Governor John Davis Lodge Turnpike Montville 06382 (860) 848-6500 Yes No Waterford Police Department 41 Avery Lane Waterford 06385 (860) 442-9451 Yes * Ansonia Police Department 2 Elm Street Ansonia 06401 (203) 735-1885 Yes No Walgreens 329 East Main Street Branford 06405 (203) 481-0386 * Yes Walgreens 1036 West Main Street Branford 06405 (203) 488-9059 * Yes Cheshire Police Department 500 Highland Avenue Cheshire 06410 (203) 271-5500 Yes No Walgreens 218 East Main Street Clinton 06413 (860) 664-4641 * Yes Clinton Police Department 170 East Main Street Clinton 06413 (860) 669-0451 Yes No Walgreens Pharmacy 27 Broadway Street Colchester 06415 (860) 537-9034 * Yes CSP-K 15 Old Hartford Road Colchester 06415 (860) 465-5400 Yes * Walgreens 4 Hammerhead Place Cromwell 06416 (860) 613-2324 * Yes Walgreens 180 Main Street Deep River 06417 (860) 526-8052 * Yes Walgreens 25 East High Street East Hampton 06424 (860) 267-0732 * Yes East Hampton Police Department 1 Community Drive East Hampton 06424 (860) 267-9544 Yes * Walgreens Pharmacy 125 Westbrook Road Essex 06426 (860) 767-2181 * Yes Walgreens 1116 Boston Post Road Guilford 06437 (203) 453-1619 * Yes Guilford Police Department 400 Church Street Guilford 06437 (203) 453-8061 Yes * Madison Police Department 9 Campus Drive Madison 06443 (203) 245-2721 Yes * Walgreens Pharmacy at Community Health Center of 134 State Street Meriden 06450 (203) 634-3241 * Yes Meriden Walgreens 825 East Main Street Meriden 06450 (203) 238-0910 * Yes Walgreens 425 West Main Street Meriden 06451 (203) 639-8166 * Yes Meriden Police Department 50 West Main Street Meriden 06451 (203) 630-6201 Yes * Walgreens 633 Washington Street Middletown 06457 (860) 346-7628 * Yes Walgreens 311 East Main Street Middletown 06457 (860) 704-0135 * Yes Walgreens 1083 Boston Post Road Milford 06460 (203) 878-7265 * Yes Walgreens 541 Bridgeport Avenue Milford 06460 (203) 876-7643 * Yes Milford City Police Department 430 Boston Post Road Milford 06460 (203) 878-6551 Yes * Walgreens 275 Monroe Turnpike Monroe 06468 (203) 268-1216 * Yes Monroe Police Department 7 Fan Hill Road Monroe 06468 (203) 261-3622 Yes * Walgreens 49 South Main Street Newtown 06470 (203) 270-4658 * Yes Newtown Police
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