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Fairfield Joins Towns Using Speed Cameras to Cut Speeding

Fairfield will use automated traffic enforcement cameras to curb speeding near schools, a move officials say will help protect children and pedestrians in high-risk areas. Police have identified six school zones where the cameras will be installed this fall based on crash data, engineering studies and community feedback. They are Dwight Elementary School, where two […]

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Courtesy Cards Aim to Curb Misuse of Accessible Parking

A new partnership between the Fairfield Police Department and the nonprofit Peace Love and ACCESSibility (PLA) is using education, not citations, to raise awareness about accessible parking laws. Through the initiative, officers are distributing “courtesy notice” cards on vehicles when a possible parking violation is observed but no driver is present. Instead of immediate legal action, the […]

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At 2025’s Halfway Point, Bridgeport Crime Rate Is Down

In the first six months of 2025, Connecticut’s largest city saw declines in every major crime category compared with the same period in 2024, according to preliminary data from the Bridgeport Police Department. The drop in violent crimes in Bridgeport follows a nationwide trend. A first-quarter survey by the Major Cities Chiefs Association (MCCA) reported homicides down […]

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