From the Connecticut Motor Vehicle Statues:

Sec. 14-283. Rights and duties re emergency vehicles. Obstruction of emergency vehicle. (a) As used in this section, “emergency vehicle” means any ambulance or vehicle operated by a member of an emergency medical service organization responding to an emergency call, any vehicle used by a fire department or by any officer of a fire department while on the way to a fire or while responding to an emergency call but not while returning from a fire or emergency call, any state or local police vehicle operated by a police officer or inspector of the Department of Motor Vehicles answering an emergency call or in the pursuit of fleeing law violators or any Department of Correction vehicle operated by a Department of Correction officer while in the course of such officer’s employment and while responding to an emergency call.

(b) (1) The operator of any emergency vehicle may (A) park or stand such vehicle, irrespective of the provisions of this chapter, (B) except as provided in subdivision (2) of this subsection, proceed past any red light or stop signal or stop sign, but only after slowing down or stopping to the extent necessary for the safe operation of such vehicle, (C) exceed the posted speed limits or other speed limits imposed by or pursuant to section 14-218a or 14-219 as long as such operator does not endanger life or property by so doing, and (D) disregard statutes, ordinances or regulations governing direction of movement or turning in specific directions.
(2) The operator of any emergency vehicle shall immediately bring such vehicle to a stop not less than ten feet from the front when approaching and not less than ten feet from the rear when overtaking or following any registered school bus on any highway or private road or in any parking area or on any school property when such school bus is displaying flashing red signal lights and such operator may then proceed as long as he or she does not endanger life or property by so doing.

(c) The exemptions granted in this section shall apply only when an emergency vehicle is making use of an audible warning signal device, including but not limited to a siren, whistle or bell which meets the requirements of subsection (f) of section 14-80, and visible flashing or revolving lights which meet the requirements of sections 14-96p and 14-96q, and to any state or local police vehicle properly and lawfully making use of an audible warning signal device only.

http://www.cga.ct.gov/current/pub/chap_248.htm#sec_14-283

So, unless these police cars are responding to an emergency call and are using their sirens, they are not allowed to disregard traffic laws.

Yeah...that'll hold up. Good luck. While you're at it, ask them why they're allowed to use cell phones while driving.

Police cars still park in front of 900 Chapel St. in the morning. I no longer see 3 of them, but often there is 1 parked there while another is around the corner parked in the left hand turning lane on Church St. - in front of Starbuck's.

Close the issue & simply put your blinker, check your side mirror and merge left to go around them.