2023-09-06@12:01pm--#Bridgeport CT-- Today's vehicle fire is being hosted by Bridgeport on Hart Street. There was initial concern that the car was in the driveway between two houses but the firefighters quickly got the fire extinguished.
2023-09-06@11:40pm--#Fairfield CT--Report of a water main break at Lenox and Bullard Street. The street is beginning to buckle according to radio reports.
2023-09-05@6:30PMish--Bridgeport Power Outage-- I have a number of people reporting the power to be out in the Madison Avenue/Northend area since 6:30pm. The UI outage map says there are still over 400 people out and they hope to have the power restored...by Wednesday. Let's hope this is a high estimate.
2023-09-05@6:05pm Stratford New: Structure Fire Firefighter's quick response kept a fire on the outside of the home from spreading to the rest of the home on Andrew Street. It had already started to extend to the attic when they arrived and quickly extinguished it. They also ventilated the home of smoke.
Fairfield News: Car Fire 2023-09-05@6:31pm--#Fairfield CT-- Firefighters are on the scene of a fully engulfed car fire on the Merritt Parkway southbound between exits 44 and 42.
#Fairfield CT-- Rawley's Drive-In at 1886 Post Rd, Fairfield reported to police that sometime over the weekend someone stole their used cooking oil. People usually steal used cooking oil primarily because it can be sold to be recycled and converted into biodiesel. Rawley's has been a Fairfield favorite since 1947 and is often visited by Martha Stewart and Food Network Alex Guarnaschelli.
Westport News 2023-09-05@1:11PM Report of a motorcycle fire in the parking lot of the YMCA at 14 Allen Raymond Lane.
Fairfield News: Car Hits Pole 2023-09-04@10:45pm-- Report of a car hitting a utility pole in frontof the church in the 500 block of Stratfield Road. There are downedwires and UI has been called to the scene. The driver has head andneck pain.
Bridgeport News: 570 State Street Hit...AGAIN! 2023-09-04@8:11pm--No, it wasn't the Kool-Aid man but a hit-and-run driver striking 570 State once more.
Governor Ned Lamont today announced that due to a weather forecast indicating that temperatures over the next couple of days are expected to be very hot and humid, he is directing Connecticut’s extreme hot weather protocol to be activated effective at 12:00 p.m. on Tuesday, September 5, 2023, and remaining in effect through 8:00 p.m. on Thursday, September 7, 2023. The current forecast indicates that temperatures over this period will rise close to or into the low 90s, and the heat index is expected to reach into the mid-90s in certain inland areas of the state. The purpose of this protocol is to ensure that the most vulnerable populations receive protection from the hot conditions. While enacted, a system is…
