Bridgeport News: Dog Bites Child In the Face
2023-06-30@3:09pm--#Bridgeport CT-- Police, EMS and Animal Control on scene in the 300 block of Lewis Street where a child was bit in the face by a dog.
Milford News: Gettin’ Fizzy With It
On June 28, 2023, Kathleen Thibault, a 64-year-old white female from Demaio Drive, was arrested on Milford Point Road for violating a restraining order and assaulting a police officer. The victim of the restraining order stated that Thibault had shown up at their residence and began yelling at them. Thibault fled the scene in her vehicle but was later taken into custody at her home. While Thibault was being booked, she became belligerent and threw a soda at the booking officer, drenching them in their face, shoulder, shirt, arm, and watch. Thibault was additionally charged with assault on a police officer. Good thing it was a soft drink. Thibault was released on $3,000 bail
2023-06-29@5:34pm–#Fairfield News: Todays Vehicle Fire
Today's vehicle fire is multiple cars on fire on a car carrier on I-95 southbound rest area in Fairfield. The ramp to the rest area is closed
Bridgeport News: 2 Injured In Crash
2023-06-28@10:18pm--#Bridgeport CT-- At least 2 people were injured in a crash on Washington Avenue and Coleman Avenue. https://youtu.be/MQON2Iy_aP0
NEW CONNECTICUT CAPTIVE INSURANCE LAWS
Public Act 23-15 Enhances Captive Insurance Companies and Strengthens Support for the Industry Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont, has signed into law Public Act 23-15, An Act Concerning Captive Insurance Companies, a groundbreaking piece of legislation aimed at bolstering the captive insurance industry in the state. The bill, championed by Commissioner Andrew Mais of the Connecticut Insurance Department (CID), marks a significant milestone in advancing a business-friendly regulatory environment that encourages innovation and supports the growth of captives to provide more options for businesses to manage their risk. Public Act 23-15 introduces several key changes to Connecticut’s captive insurance laws, offering increased support and flexibility for captives, owners, and service providers. The legislation, which will become effective on October 1, 2023, introduces the…
BLUMENTHAL & SCHAKOWSKY INTRODUCE ROAD TO ZERO RESOLUTION TO END ROADWAY FATALITIES & IMPROVE TRAFFIC SAFETY
Traffic fatalities are the leading cause of death for Americans under 54, killing over 100 people every day [WASHINGTON, D.C.] – Today, U.S. Senator Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) and U.S. Representative Jan Schakowsky (D-IL) reintroduced the Road to Zero resolution to reduce traffic fatalities and improve roadway safety for drivers, passengers, pedestrians, bicyclists, and others on the road. Introduction of the resolution follows yesterday’s announcement by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) that over 9,000 people died in traffic crashes during the first three months of 2023. By improving data collection and promoting access to safe, reliable transportation, the Road to Zero resolution aims to end roadway fatalities by 2050. “Road to zero is reachable and responsible,” said Blumenthal. “Roads must be made…
Stratford News: I-95 Crash
2023-06-28@1:18pm--#Stratford CT-- #cttraffic-- A crash on I-95 southbound near the exit 31 on/off ramp is causing delays.
Bridgeport News: Pedestrian Struck
2023--27@11:26pm Bridgeport News: Pedestrian Struck at John Street near Broad Street. The victim was alert and conscious before being transported to the hospital.
Ansonia News: Power Surges
2023-06-27@6:11pm--#Ansonia CT-- Firefighters were called to the 200 block of Sunset Drive for smoke in the building. Upon firefighters arrival found burned-out electrical equipment in the home. 2 other homes on West Brookside also had surges to their power according to radio reports.
$6 MILLION IN VOLKSWAGEN SETTLEMENT FUNDS TO EXPAND ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGING STATIONS IN CONNECTICUT
(HARTFORD, CT) – Governor Ned Lamont today announced that his administration is releasing more than $6 million from the legal settlement in the Volkswagen Corporation (VW) emissions cheating scandal to fund 54 electric vehicle supply equipment (EVSE) projects across Connecticut. Administered by the Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection, the state is making these funds available for the installation of EVSE to encourage the use of electric vehicles. Approximately $1.8 million is being awarded for EVSE deployment at state government sites to advance the sustainability goals of Governor Lamont’s Executive Order No. 1, with an additional $3.3 million awarded for municipal projects, ten of which are located in environmental justice communities. Additionally, nearly $1 million is being dedicated to…