Trumbull Firefighters were dispatched to Route 25 for brush fires near the new exit 5. They received calls that a man was walking in the median with a torch, setting the fires, according to unconfirmed radio reports. It is not known at this time if the man was apprehended.
2025-08-15 @2:00pm– #Trumbull CT
Sharing Stitches Yarn Crafts
Saturday, August 16 | 1 p.m. – 2 p.m.
For grades 4–8. Crochet, knit, or try other yarn crafts. Learn new skills, share styles, and work on projects. No experience necessary. Registration below.
Level Up Your Presentations: Speaking Like a Boss
Thursday, August 28 | 6 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.
Learn how to create slides that are clear, engaging, and visually effective. Registration below.
Fairchild Nichols Branch – Video Game Club Night
Monday, August 11 | 5 p.m. – 6:30 p.m.
Play Nintendo Switch, XBOX Series S, the Meta Universe, and retro games. Open to neurodivergent and neurotypical tweens/teens, ages 11–17. Registration below.
Event Registration:
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Trumbull Police are investigating a series of overnight vehicle break-ins in the Daniels Farm Road area, including one vehicle that was stolen and later recovered in Bridgeport.
Authorities are urging residents to remove valuables and keys from their vehicles and to report any suspicious activity to the police. Anyone with information or video surveillance footage related to these crimes is asked to contact the Trumbull Police Department.
3 children and 2 adults were injured in a crash on Route 8 southbound near the new exit 4.
2025-08-02@11:38am– #Trumbull CT
Trumbull, CT – July 11, 2025 – A 15-year-old Trumbull boy suffered life-threatening injuries after being struck by a vehicle while riding an electric bike Thursday evening on Main Street near Whitney Avenue.
According to police, the teen was traveling southbound on Main Street when he was hit by a northbound vehicle. The impact caused significant injuries to the boy, who was transported to a local hospital by Trumbull EMS. First-responding officers administered medical aid at the scene before EMS arrived.
The driver of the vehicle, a Trumbull man, was uninjured and remained on scene, cooperating fully with police. He was the only person in the vehicle. The identities of those involved are currently being withheld.
The Trumbull, Fairfield, and Westport Police Department’s Crash Reconstruction Unit is actively investigating the circumstances surrounding the crash. No charges have been filed at this time.
The crash occurred around 6:45 PM on Thursday, July 10, prompting a closure of Main Street (Route 111) in the area of Whitney Avenue for several hours. The road has since been reopened.
Authorities are asking anyone who may have witnessed the incident or has relevant information to contact Trumbull Police at (203) 261-3665.
A brush fire extended to the side of a home on Eddie Street in Trumbull. Firefighters have knocked down the fire at this time.
Trumbull firefighters were at the Trumbull Mall at 5065 Main Street for a broken gas line in the ceiling near the food court. The gas was secured, and the firefighters are now ventilating.
2025-06-21@1:33pm–#Trumbull CT
A tree has fallen onto a car traveling on the northbound lane of the Merritt Parkway between exit 49. There was no entrapment or reported injuries.
Do you think the department of transpiration has done enough to ensure the safety of motorists on the Merritt?
2025-06-20@12:02pm–Trumbull CT — #cttraffic
The Town of Trumbull has officially proclaimed May 18 through May 24, 2025, as National EMS Week, recognizing the essential contributions of Emergency Medical Services (EMS) professionals. The proclamation, signed by First Selectman Vicki A. Tesoro, honors the work of paramedics, EMTs, dispatchers, nurses, and first responders who provide lifesaving care in times of crisis.
The proclamation highlights the dedication, training, and courage of these professionals who often place themselves in harm’s way to protect others. It also acknowledges the collaborative efforts of Trumbull Emergency Medical Services (TEMS), which includes certified volunteers and paid personnel who respond to the emergency needs of the community. The town expresses its gratitude for their selfless service and commitment to public health and safety.
The Proclamation:
Proclamation: May 18-24, 2025 is National EMS Week
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WHEREAS, Emergency Medical Services (EMS) professionals serve as a vital link in the chain of emergency care, providing lifesaving medical assistance in times of crisis and ensuring the health and safety of our communities; and
WHEREAS, paramedics, emergency medical technicians (EMTs), dispatchers, nurses, and first responders are highly trained and compassionate individuals who serve with dedication and courage, often placing themselves in harm’s way to protect the lives of others; and
WHEREAS, EMS professionals are on the front lines of public health, responding not only to accidents and emergencies but also to disasters, health crises, and community needs with expertise and commitment; and
WHEREAS, their tireless efforts contribute significantly to reducing mortality and disability from sudden illnesses and injuries, and they exemplify the highest standards of public service; and
WHEREAS, Trumbull Emergency Medical Services (TEMS) is a team of dedicated paramedics and EMTs along with certified volunteers and paid personnel working collaboratively together to respond to the emergency needs of our community; and
WHEREAS, The Town of Trumbull would like to express their gratitude to our EMS professionals for their selfless service to our town;
NOW THEREFORE I, Vicki A. Tesoro, by virtue of the authority vested in me as First Selectman of the Town of Trumbull, Connecticut do hereby proclaim May 18, 2025 through May 24, 2025 as National EMS Week.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the seal of the Town of Trumbull to be affixed on the 18th day of May, 2025.
Vicki A. Tesoro,
First Selectman
[May 16, 2025] — St. Joseph’s Center, a skilled nursing facility has been placed under emergency evacuation of all 107 patients due to critical failures identified in the building’s fire life safety systems.
During ongoing safety assessments, facility leadership—working in conjunction with fire safety experts and local authorities—identified serious deficiencies that present conditions classified as Immediately Dangerous to Life and Health (IDLH). These failures compromise the building’s ability to ensure the protection of residents and staff in the event of a fire or related emergency.
The evacuation is being carried out with full coordination with State and local agencies, and partnering healthcare facilities to ensure continuity of care and minimize disruption to residents. Families of residents are in progress of being notified by nursing home staff, and updates will continue to be provided as relocation efforts progress.
Further updates will be provided as they become available
