First responders were called to Stop & Shop at 200 East Main Street in Stratford for a report of two unresponsive people. Upon arrival, responders located one allegedly intoxicated male inside the store and another male outside who was reported to be suicidal. Both individuals were attended to by emergency personnel. No further details have been released.
Police are investigating a serious crash involving two bicyclists at Birdseye Street and Everett Street in Stratford. According to unconfirmed radio reports, one of the bicyclists is in traumatic arrest; it is unclear at this time whether the two individuals were riding the same bike. The investigation remains active and no additional details have been released.
Stratford, CT. (February 24, 2026)â GoNetspeed, the Northeastâs largest independent fiber builder, has officially connected more than 12,400 Stratford residents and businesses to ultrafast 100% fiber-optic internetâ marking a major milestone as the company completes its $7 million privately funded investment in the community. Stratford now joins a growing network of connected communities as GoNetspeed continues expanding across Connecticut. Residents and businesses can visit gonetspeed.com/ct/stratford/ to check availability and schedule installation, bringing more homes and businesses the speed, reliability, and performance they deserve. âFiber-optic internet is the foundation of a strong digital infrastructure, fueling business growth and enhancing the online experience for every resident,â said Tom Perrone, GoNetspeed Chief Operations Officer. âWith a direct connection to GoNetspeedâs network at home or work,…
A crash with multiple injuries on the Merritt Parkway in Stratford, northbound near exit 37. Major delays reported, detour if you can. 2026-02-20@11:41pm--
A water main break reported at Abrams Street in Stratford. The caller said it was creating a sink hole so she put lawn chairs around it so no one drives through. 2026-02-20@8:33pm--
Starting Wednesday February 23, we will be undergoing construction. When it is finished, Stratford Library will have a renovated Teen space, a reorganized Reference space, an updated public computer lab, and a brand new uCreate maker space. There will be new lighting, new ductwork, a new ceiling and new heating and cooling systems. This work, which will last several months, will take place in the section of the Library that houses Adult and Teen services, including the Adult fiction and nonfiction collections, the computer lab, the study rooms, the Conference Room and the Board Room. During this time, there will be no access to that part of the Library, and there will be no public seating. The Children's Department and…
STRATFORD, CT â The Stratford Health Department is inviting residents to take an important step toward better heart health by attending a free âKnow Your Numbersâ Health Screening event on Thursday, March 5, 2026, from 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM at 468 Birdseye Street, 1st Floor Game Room. This community event is designed to raise awareness about heart health and provide residents with access to key health screenings at no cost. Screenings will include blood pressure, A1c (blood sugar), cholesterol, and BMI measurements â all important indicators that help individuals understand their overall cardiovascular health and risk factors. By knowing these numbers, residents can make informed decisions about lifestyle changes, follow up with healthcare providers if necessary, and take proactive…
Stratford Firefighters are on Van Street for a structure fire. Everyone made it out safely, no reported injuries. The fire marshal called to investigate the cause of the fire. 2026-02-12@6:44pm -- #Stratford CT #ctfire #stratfordnews
Winter StorytimesThe Stratford Library Childrenâs Dept. offers weekly storytimes for children. Storytimes meet at 10:30 am. (Note there is no storytime on Mon Feb 16th.) On Mondays, Toddler Time meets for ages 0â2. On Tuesdays, Preschool Storytime meets for ages 3â5. Baby Lapsit meets on Thursdays for babies 0â18 months (registration is recommended for Thursdays). Friday Fun offers stories and songs for ages 1â5. Enjoy early literacy activities and meet other families at Library storytimes. For more information about Library programs and services for children, call 203.385.4165 or visit stratfordlibrary.org/kids. Alphabet Parade Grab ânâ GoThe Stratford Library Childrenâs Dept. is offering Alphabet Parade grab ânâ go craft kits starting Friday, February 6 (Letter âRâ) and Friday, February 20 (Letter âSâ)…
January 29, 2026 â Stratford, Conn. â Mayor David Chess today announced the formation of a Police Chief Search Committee to lead a national search for Stratfordâs next chief of police, a role that will oversee a 112âsworn officer department and help guide the future of public safety and community policing in the town of more than 52,000 residents. âThe Stratford Police Department has served this community for more than a century, and we are at a critical moment,â said Mayor Chess. âWe need a chief who is respected by officers, trusted by residents, and committed to modern, community-centered policing. This committee brings together deep policing expertise, community voices, and faith and civic leadership to help us find that person.â Role…
