Another Car Versus Scooter Crash
First responders are on their way to the intersection of Post Road and Mill Plain Road in Fairfield for a crash between a car and a scooter.
Fairfield to Hold Public Session on Vision Zero, Speed Cameras, and Roadway Safety
The Town of Fairfield invites residents to attend a public information session on Tuesday, July 14 from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. in the Fairfield Warde High School auditorium, 755 Melville Avenue, to learn more about recent roadway safety initiatives, including speed safety cameras (ATESDs) in school zones and Quick-Build road infrastructure projects. Recent roadway changes have generated questions from residents and prompted this community discussion. We now have our first month's data on these changes, making this an ideal time to report initial results. The information session is an opportunity for residents to learn more about the Town’s commitment to Vision Zero, understand more about these safety measures, and ask questions. Vision Zero, officially adopted by Fairfield in 2024,…
Fairfield Sidewalk Sale & Street Fair Returns July 18; Vendors and Sponsors Invited
The Town of Fairfield’s Office of Community & Economic Development announced today that the Town of Fairfield and the Fairfield Chamber of Commerce are once again co-sponsoring the Fairfield Sidewalk Sale & Street Fair, which will be held rain or shine on Saturday, July 18, 2026, from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. in downtown Fairfield. More than 50 Fairfield businesses are expected to participate, offering a variety of merchandise and special sales. Select merchants will begin previewing sale items on Thursday, July 16. Admission is free. Sherman Green will feature activities for children and families, including an inflatable bounce house. The event will also include live musical entertainment at several locations throughout downtown. A complete event lineup will be announced…
SUV Damages Church
An SUV hit and damaged the First Presbyterian Church of Fairfield at 2475 Easton Turnpike. The driver was transported to the hospital with unknown injuries. The building inspector was called to inspect the damage. 2026-06-27@10:50am #Fairfield CT
Choice Pet Celebrates Ribbon Cutting At New Fairfield Location
FAIRFIELD, CT — Choice Pet celebrated the ribbon cutting for its new Fairfield location at 2248 Black Rock Turnpike in the Trader Joe’s Plaza. Choice Pet began in 1979, when its first Choice Pet Supply opened in Norwalk with a simple idea: to offer high-quality products for the health and well-being of pets. Since then, the company has grown to 17 neighborhood locations across Connecticut and New York, with another location on the way. The Fairfield store offers pet food, treats, chews, supplies and other products, with a focus on holistic, organic, raw and natural options. The location also features a self-service dog wash and is open seven days a week. Fairfield First Selectwoman Christine Vitale joined the celebration and…
Man Electrocuted at Southport Station.
A man was electrocuted at Southport Station after getting on top of the train and was electrocuted by the overhead wire. There is no official word on the condition of the man at this time, but multiple eyewitnesses reported that he was not moving after the electrocution, and he caught fire briefly. Video Credit to @double_jay17_ for the first clip
The Dogfather Celebrates Ribbon Cutting On Post Road
The Dogfather Grooming celebrated its ribbon cutting in Fairfield, officially welcoming the company’s newest location at 1125 Post Road. Founder Matt Harwood said The Dogfather has grown from a single grooming van into a Connecticut grooming brand with locations in Stratford, Meriden, Shelton, and Fairfield, along with 25 mobile grooming vans serving New Haven, Fairfield, and Hartford counties. Harwood said he started the business about 20 years ago after learning how to groom his own two poodles. What began with one van slowly grew into several vans, and later expanded into grooming salons. The company says it has been caring for animals and their families across Southern Connecticut for 20 years, helping thousands of families with grooming needs for pets…
Missing Fisherman Located Following Penfield Reef Incident
On June 20, 2026, during the morning hours, the body of 34-year-old Kwahiwi Edwards of Queens, New York, was located on a beach near Shoreline Drive in Stratford. Mr. Edwards had been reported missing on June 13, 2026, after he and another fisherman became stranded on the reef at Penfield Beach as the incoming tide rapidly surrounded them. A witness entered the water in an attempt to assist the fishermen but was also swept into deeper water. Responding Fairfield Police officers successfully rescued the witness and the second fisherman; however, Mr. Edwards could not be located. An extensive search and recovery operation was conducted involving local, state, and federal agencies, including marine units, dive teams, drone operators, and aviation resources.…
Fairfield Dog Days Returns June 28
5th Annual Fairfield Dog Days Community EventPresented by the Fairfield Chamber of Commerce Fairfield, CT - This year's event is scheduled for Sunday, June 28th, from 11:00am to 4:00pm and includes vendors, dog-centric activities, entertainment, giveaways, and more. The free event is a full family day event for all ages. This lively outdoor festival brings together dog lovers, local businesses, and animal advocates to celebrate the Fairfield community and pamper four-legged best friends. "It's a wonderful event for the community with activities for kids and adults, and allows Adopt-A-Dog to show off some of our adorable adoptables! We look forward to having positive and fun days and hope to recruit some new foster families as well". Vendor applications are open.…
Town Clarifies Summer School Zone Speed Limits
Reduced 20 MPH Speed Limit Will Not Be Enforced Throughout the Summer The Town of Fairfield reminds drivers that its Automated Traffic Enforcement Safety Device (ATESD) program in designated school zones remains operational throughout the summer months, but the 20-mph speed limit will not be enforced from June 17 to September 1 when school is not in session. Effective June 17, speed safety cameras will only enforce the regular posted speed limit, which is either 25 or 30 mph, depending on the location. Speed safety cameras will continue to monitor and enforce posted speed limits 24 hours a day, seven days a week. When school resumes on September 1, the 20-mph speed limit will once again be enforced during school…