Today’s Vehicle Fire
8:19pm--#cttraffic---#Milford Connecticut-- Today's vehicle fire is on I-95 southbound at exit 40, heavy fire. All occupants are out of the vehicle according to radio reports.
Fairfield News: Child Hit By Car
3:12pm--#Fairfield Connecticut-- Report of a child being hit by a car in front of Tomlinson Middle School on Unquowa Road. This report is made possible by:
Bridgeport News: Sisters Stabbing Each Other
12:03pm--#Bridgeport Connecticut--Police are investigating a report of a 17 year old and a 19 year old sisters were attacking each other with knives in the 900 block of Grand Street according to police radio reports. No word on their conditions.
Bridgeport News: Motorcycle and 2 Cars Crash
11:58pm --#Bridgeport Connecticut--A report of a crash between a motorcycle and two cars at Connecticut and 4th Street. EMS on scene, firefighters and police on the way. This report is made possible by:
Bridgeport News: McAssault
6:36pm--#Bridgeport News: A report of 3 males that attacked a McDonald employee at the Park Avenue McDonald's. Police have the suspects in custody in the 500 block of Pequonnick Street right now. This report is made possible by:
I-95 Crash
5:54pm--#cttraffic--#Westport Connecticut-- A two car crash in the left lane on I-95 just before exit 18 for your commuting pleasure...
Fairfield News: Pedestrian Hit
5:55pm--#Fairfield Connecticut-- A report of an elderly man hit in the parking lot at the Villa Avenue Stop and Shop. This report is made possible by:
Facebook Live For Town Hall Meeting
#Bridgeport Connecticut--I plan on using Facebook Live to bring this to you live. If all else I will bring it to you recorded later in the day.
Bridgeport News: Crash
4:02pm--#Bridgeport Connecticut-- A report of a crash at Chospey Hill and Summit Street. Avoid the area if you can. This report is made possible by:
Fairfield News: It’s Not Avon Calling…
FAIRFIELD, Connecticut (May 31, 2016) – As spring turns into summer, mosquitos will become more prevalent and with this comes an increasing risk of mosquito-borne diseases. During the month of June, members from the Fairfield Easton Medical Reserve Corps (MRC), Fairfield’s Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) and Health Department staff will be going door to door in Fairfield raising awareness on how to prevent mosquito-borne diseases, like Zika. This campaign is part of a joint mosquito control effort by many Town of Fairfield departments including the Health, Conservation, Public Works, Police, Fire, Recreation, Libraries and Fairfield Public Schools. Throughout this door to door campaign, MRC members will provide residents information on two simple steps that can be taken to prevent mosquito-borne diseases. Step 1: start eliminating…