State Agency Plates
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Most state agencies in Connecticut register their vehicles with state plates. The plate starts with a number to represent the agency that owns the vehicle. Some agencies, such as the Connecticut State Police, register some vehicles using regular passenger or combination plates.
| Code | Agency |
|---|---|
| 1- | Department of Motor Vehicles |
| 2- | Department of Transportation |
| 5- | Department of Administrative Services - Fleet vehicles, leased to other agencies |
| 9- | University of Connecticut (UCONN) - Police |
| 36- | Western Connecticut State University - Police |
| 46- | Eastern Connecticut State University - Police |
| 50- | Department of Energy and Environmental Protection |
| 56- | Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection - State Police special vehicles (mobile crime lab, fire investigation unit, etc.) |
| 58- | Department of Emergency Management and Homeland Security - CT-TF1 Urban Search & Rescue |
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