Tonight’s Car Fire
2:32am--#Bridgeport CT--Tonight's care fire is at Lewis and Iranistan Avenue. Here come the firetrucks!
2:32am--#Bridgeport CT--Tonight's care fire is at Lewis and Iranistan Avenue. Here come the firetrucks!
1:26am--#Bridgeport CT--Report of a car crashing into a electrical box in the 200 block of Palisades Avenue. Reports say the car is smoking but uncertain what it is smoking......
1:03am--#Bridgeport CT--Firefighters on the way to 97 Velvet Street where there is a TV arching and smoking.
11:20pm--#Bridgeport CT--Report of a crash with in juries on Fairfield Avenue and Orland Avenue involving a scooter. With flood insurance costs on the rise and new FEMA REGULATIONS implemented, is your elevation certificate up to date? Call Land Surveying Services, LLC at 203-522- 4177 for an updated or new elevation certificate. The crew that measures up.
9:55pm--#Monroe CT--Report of a car crashing into Dr. Mike's Ice Cream Shop at 444 Main Street. I thought we just screamed for ice cream. Our friends at ServPro can help make it like it never even happened!
9:34pm--#Bridgeport CT--Report of a gas grill fire at Success Village Court B. Here come the firetrucks!
8:20pm--#Trumbull CT--Report of a crash with injuries at White Plains and Old Town Road. First responders on the way.
On Thursday, June 12, 2014 the Westport Police Department will promote five officers. The ceremony will take place at 3:00 P.M. in the Westport Police Department classroom. These promotions come after several months of competitive testing and will fill vacancies in rank created through retirements. To be promoted to the rank of Lieutenant: Sergeant Ryan Paulsson was hired in December 2000 and was promoted to the rank of Sergeant in 2012. Sergeant Paulsson was the department’s Bloodhound handler for 10 years and has supervised the K9 Unit since 2010. Officer Paulsson serves as a tactical officer with the Southwest Regional Emergency Response Team, member of the Westport Police/Fire Dive-Rescue Team and the Marine Division. He is a…
Report from DEEP Shows Decline in Carbon Emissions (HARTFORD, CT) – Governor Dannel P. Malloy said that Connecticut is making significant progress in reducing statewide emissions of harmful greenhouse gases (GHGs) to meet requirements set in state law, citing a report issued today by the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP) that details the state’s progress toward meeting the statutory mandate to reduce greenhouse gas emissions to 10% below 1990 levels by 2020, and 80% below 2001 levels by 2050. The report, required under Connecticut’s 2008 Global Warming Solutions Act (Public Act 08-98), demonstrates that Connecticut is clearly on a trajectory to meet the 2020 mandate much sooner than that date and is putting programs in place…
2:31pm--#cttraffic -- Report of a motor vehicle accident by exit 52 Southbound on the Merritt Parkway.