Fire
Stratford firefighters were called to the 1400 block of South Avenue for a fire that was out on their arrival. EMS was called to check on a child and adult for smoke inhalation. 2025-05-27@11:30am--#Stratford CT-- #ctfire
Crash Closes Merritt
A crash between a motorcycle and a Jeep closes the Merritt Parkway northbound near exit 44. 2025-05-26@1:08pm #Fairfield CT #cttraffic
Car Hits Building
A car hit the pool building at the Far Mill Country Club at 8 Meeting House Road in Stratford. There did not appear to be any injuries. 2025-05-26@9:30am--#Stratford CT
Roof Fire at Sweet Basil
https://youtu.be/cSDrDiDp0Ic Report of a roof fire at Sweet Basil, on Black Rock Turnpike in Fairfield. Firefighters arrived on scene to a roof fire seemingly caused by the air ventilation system, but nothing at this time is confirmed. Firefighters quickly climbed to the roof where they extinguished the fire.
I-95 crash!
Report of a crash on I-95 by exit 26 Northbound. The vehicle is currently in the center lane impacting traffic.
Bridgeport Structure Fire
https://youtu.be/otUpB0jqYjA Report of a fire around the 200 block of Saunders Ave in Bridgeport. Firefighters reported a small fire at the rear of the building. It is currently out at this time.
Car Hits Building
No reported injuries when this car hit a building in the 900 block of Grand Street near James Street. 2025-05-25@12:46am #Bridgeport CT
Pedestrian Struck on I-95
A pedestrian has been struck on I-95 southbound near exit 36 with possible amputation, according to unconfirmed radio reports. 2025-05-24@10:04pm--#Milford CT -- #cttraffic
Water Rescue
A water rescue was performed off Old Oyster Dock Road. The person was transferred to the hospital. There are no further details. 2025-05-24@9:15pm--#Milford CT
ATTORNEY GENERAL TONG LEADS BIPARTISAN COALITION OF ATTORNEYS GENERAL URGING CONGRESS TO PRESERVE ACCESS TO HEALTH CARE FOR 9/11 RESPONDERS AND SURVIVORS
Bipartisan Coalition Calls on Congressional Leadership to Take Immediate Action to Protect World Trade Center Health Program Ahead of Imminent Funding Shortfall (Hartford, CT) -- Attorney General William Tong today led a bipartisan coalition of 39 attorneys general urging Congress to take immediate action to address the impending funding crisis threatening the World Trade Center Health Program (WTCHP), a lifeline for more than 135,000 first responders, survivors, and families impacted by the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. In a letter to congressional leadership, Attorney General Tong and the coalition called for urgent legislative action to ensure the long-term financial stability of the WTCHP, which is projected to face a devastating funding shortfall as early as next year. “The survivors and heroic…