Author: Stephen Krauchick

2024-07-04@8:05pm–#Bridgeport CT– A two-car crash at Wood and West Taft Avenue with injuries.

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On July 4, 2024, at 8:00 PM, in Bridgeport, CT, a car matching the description of one wanted in connection with an alleged stabbing, featuring orange rims and a busted-out window, was located in front of the Dollar Tree at 620 North Avenue. Four individuals were taken into custody.

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2024-07-04@6:23pm–#Bridgeport CT– Police BOLO (Be On The Look Out) for a Honda Civic with orange rims and busted out back window for a stabbing at North Avenue and Oak Street.

2024-07-04@5:57pm–#Bridgeport CT– First responders on scene in the 2000 block of Main Street for stabbing/laceration. A second ambulance was just dispatched.

2024-07-03@10:45am–#Bridgeport CT– Police were involved in a crash at Bass Pro near Pembroke Street. There were reported minor injuries according to police.

2024-07-02@10:01pm–#Bridgeport CT– Police are investigating how 2 adults and 1 child were hit by one car on Stevens Street at Quarry Street in Bridgeport around 10pm. 1 adult male was reported to be in serious condition according to radio reports.

Mayor Joseph P. Ganim of Bridgeport announced a grant funding of over 400 million dollars from the federal government to improve the city’s sewer system and protect the environment. Senator Blumenthal is acknowledged for his efforts in securing these funds for Bridgeport.

The mayor highlighted that these funds are crucial to ensure the proper functioning of the sewer system that treats waste from 150,000 people and protects Long Island Sound. He also acknowledged the challenges faced by the Water Pollution Control Authority (WPCA) regarding operations and odor and assured them of the city’s commitment to improving the situation.

This funding is significant for Bridgeport as it allows for investment in improving the city’s environmental infrastructure and quality of life for future generations. The mayor emphasized the importance of local leadership in utilizing these federal funds effectively. He mentioned that the investment will not only address water contamination issues but also improve the aesthetics of the city, leading to an increase in property values. The mayor concluded by stating the city’s commitment to securing more funding in the future.

2024-07-01@10:56pm–#Bridgeport CT– Report of a person stabbed at Wall and Main Street. This may have originally occurred in the 300 block of Water Street.