A man was pinned while changing a tire on I-95 southbound near Exit 36. According to unconfirmed reports, a tourniquet was applied to his leg. This is a developing story and no further details have been released.
2025-11-24@5:39pm– #Milford CT #cttraffic
Today’s vehicle fire is being hosted by Milford on I-95 northbound near exit 35. Everyone got out of the car safely.
2025-11-19@11:53am– #Milford CT #cttraffic
MILFORD, Conn. — The City of Milford is proud to announce the first release of the transcribed Milford Town Records (1696–1700) — a community project led by Milford City Clerk Pete Smith, City Historian Arthur Stowe, and the dedicated volunteers of the Milford Historical Society: David Gregory, Marilyn May, Jenn Lugus, Meredith Stowe, and Diane Zazzera.
After months of careful work transcribing 17th-century handwriting, the first section of these 329-year-old original town records is now searchable and available online for the first time. This project makes it easier than ever for residents, researchers, educators, and history enthusiasts to explore Milford’s earliest years.
“These records are the foundation of our community’s story,” said City Clerk Pete Smith. “Thanks to the patience and skill of our volunteers, we can now share these documents in a way that’s accessible to everyone while preserving the original for generations to come.”
Some words in the original manuscripts could not be transcribed with complete certainty, and readers are encouraged to reference the transcription alongside the scanned original records. Many names and Milford locations appear with historical spellings, offering a fascinating glimpse into the language and life of the 1600s.
Section 1 (1696–1700), covering 22 pages, is now available as a searchable PDF. Section 2 will follow soon as volunteers continue their work to transcribe and interpret Milford’s early records.
Highlights from Section 1:
The transcription can be accessed on the City Clerk’s webpage.
For more information, contact the Milford City Clerk’s Office at (203) 783-3210 or visit www.milfordct.us/172/City-Clerk-Office
View it on website https://www.milfordct.us/civicalerts.aspx?AID=51
On Thursday, September 18, 2025, at about 10:00 p.m., Detectives from the Eastern District Major Crime Squad and Milford Police served an arrest warrant on Frank David of Milford. David was located, taken into custody without incident, and transported to Troop G – Bridgeport for processing.
According to State Police, David is charged with Inciting Injury to Persons or Property (C.G.S. 53a-179a), Stalking 2nd Degree (C.G.S. 53a-181d), Threatening 2nd Degree (C.G.S. 53a-62), and Harassment 2nd Degree (C.G.S. 53a-183). He was held on a $250,000 court-set bond and was scheduled to appear in Milford Superior Court on September 19, 2025.
A significant brush fire on I-95 near exit 36.
2025-08-30@2:09pm– #Milford CT #cttraffic
Milford Firefighters are at a fire at the transfer station on Oronoque Road.
2025-08-27@10:39pm– #Milford CT #ctfire
A report of a truck on I-95 near exit 36 southbound with a fuel leak.
2025-08-26@11:49am– #Milford CT #cttraffic
A pedestrian was struck at Bridgeport and Naugatuck Avenue. No reports on the victim’s status.
2025-08-20 @4:09pm– Milford CT
Emergency crews responded to a fire behind the Lowe’s Home Improvement in Milford, where one person tragically died from injuries sustained in the incident. A Milford firefighter was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. The State Fire Marshal’s Office is investigating the cause.
Two crashes on I-95 one in Bridgeport near exit 27 and one in Milford near exit 32.
2025-08-14@6:40pm– #cttraffic
