2020-02-09@3:30PMish--#Stratford CT-- Police are looking for the suspect and suspect vehicle in the attached photograph. Stratford Police Chief Joseph McNeil said it was a road rage injuries in the Mount Carmel Avenue area. The chief said there were no reported injuries.
Stratford Police Officers apprehended three juveniles in a stolen car. The juveniles, ages 14, 14 and 15 were the subject of an investigation into recent thefts of and from motor vehicles in the north end of Stratford. Two of the juveniles attend Bunnell High School and one attends the Boy’s and Girl’s Village in Milford. The car was stolen from a residence in Stratford on 02-04-2020. All three were charged as follows and released to their parent/guardian; Juvenile 1-53a-124 LARCENY 3 53a-48 CONSPIRACY Juvenile 2-53a-124 LARCENY 3 53a-48 CONSPIRACY Juvenile 3-14-36(a) OPERATING MV WITHOUT LICENSE 1ST OFFENSE 53a-124 LARCENY 3 53a-48 CONSPIRACY This press release was made possible by:
2020-02-06@6:11pm--#Stratford CT-- A pedestrian was struck on Honeyspot Road and the driver of the pickup truck fled the scene. The driver was then located a short time later. The condition of the pedestrian is not known at this time. This news report is made possible by:
Stratford- The Stratford Police Department has been alerted to a recent increase in thefts from and of motor vehicles in the north end, Huntington Road area of town. If anyone has information regarding the activity or sees anyone or anything suspicious they are asked to call and report the activity. The 24 hour number for Police Dispatch is 203-385-4100. As a reminder do not leave valuables or keys in your cars and lock all vehicles when not attended. This press release is made possible by:
2020-01-30 @ 7:27pm--#Bridgeport CT-- Stratford and Bridgeport Police are looking for two suspects that fled from a stolen vehicle on Tudor Street. They fled towards Boston Avenue. This news report is made possible by:
#Stratford CT - The Office of the Tax Collector would like to remind Stratford residents that the second installment of property, motor vehicle and sewer tax bills is due by February 3, 2020. Penalties will be assessed for payments made later than that date. The office would also like to remind taxpayers that the Town does not mail out a second bill for the second half of the year. You may view and pay your tax bill on the Town’s website: Townofstratford.com. · Electronic Check: Using the electronic check option, taxpayers can pay their bill with an additional $1.00 fee for the full transaction. · Credit Card: Taxpayers can pay with a credit card, incurring an additional fee of 2.95% of…
The Stratford Library announces that its Children’s Department, currently closed and undergoing major renovation through early April, is open for business in its temporary location in the Library’s Lovell Room. The Lovell Room is located on the Library’s Main Level. According to Library Director Sheri Szymanski, Children’s Department materials and programs will be available in smaller capacities while the renovation takes place. The renovation is the first major redesign since the Children’s Department opened in 1981. State of the art technology resources, flexible programming space for both traditional and STEAM activities, an ADA compliant restroom and nursing station are all included in the new renovation. Hours for the Children’s Department will remain unchanged: Monday-Thursday: 10-8, Friday-Saturday: 10-5 and Sunday: 1-5.…
#Stratford CT-- In consideration of inclement winter weather there will be a parking ban in Stratford today, Saturday, January 18 until 6:00pm on Sunday, January 19, to accommodate clearing of streets. Parking is permitted on the even numbered side of the road only. Why drive? Have our sponsor come to you!
STRATFORD – The Shakespeare Property Subcommittee, formed by the Redevelopment Agency (RDA), will hold its first meeting on Thursday, January 16th, at 6:00pm in the Town Council Chambers at Town Hall. The meeting is open to the public. The Subcommittee has been formed to develop steps in the next phase of redevelopment of the vacant property that once was the site of the historic American Shakespeare Festival Theater, which was lost to arson on January 13, 2019. “We are very thankful to those who volunteered and served on the Task Force, as well as the many residents who made their voices heard concerning what they want to see at the former site of the theater,” said Stratford Mayor Laura…
2020-01-09@4:27pm--#Stratford CT-- EMS on the way to Graham Street where a worker shot a nail in his foot. This news report is made possible by:
