Who polices Eastford
Eastford is covered by Connecticut State Police Troop D rather than a town department, so the officer who arrests you here is a state trooper.
It is one of the smallest towns in the county, with a correspondingly small number of cases. The number to call about someone being held is a barracks rather than a station in Eastford, because there is not one.
Where your case goes
Eastford cases are heard at Danielson Superior Court, GA 11, east at 120 School Street. The address names Danielson, a borough of Killingly, which is why the courthouse name and the town name do not match.
Released, your date is on your paperwork. Held, you are in court the next business day.
After the arrest
You either leave with a date or wait for one. A written promise to appear or a posted bond gets you out; otherwise court comes the next business day and a judge revisits the amount. The arrest page covers booking and the bond and bail page covers the bond.
Whatever the charge, hold your account of it until an attorney has heard it first.
On a family violence arrest the clock is fixed at the next business day, and the protective order issued at that appearance can decide where you sleep and whether you see your children. The arraignment page explains the appearance; the what to expect page explains the months after it.
Common charges in Eastford
What GA 11 sees from Eastford is a short list: DUI, drug possession, assault, domestic violence and family violence, and larceny and shoplifting. For a first offense a diversionary program that ends in dismissal is usually what an attorney is aiming for.