Residents can ask the RTM to reopen Fairfield's speed-camera ordinance — here's a one-minute way to weigh in: fairfieldspeedcams.netlify.app
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All Food Donations go to Food Banks in Bridgeport and Fairfield
Three months of demanding human enforcement. Not one question about what that actually costs the humans doing the enforcing.
This Month: Architectural Design Standards, Traffic Studies, and More
You've known the speed limit the whole time. The only thing that changed is someone is finally watching.
At our annual Department Convention awards ceremony, the Police, Fire Departments and Post 143 were recognized for outstanding service.
A Statement on Oversight at the TPZ
A Statement from the Fairfield Democratic Town Committee on Conduct Unbecoming of Elected Officials
Project Will Establish Historical Signage to Memorialize Fairfield’s Community of People of African Ancestry
Vice Chairman Randolph responded to the series. He did not disagree with a single point. Part 6 of 7.
Fairfield's biggest challenges deserve more than criticism. They deserve solutions.
That's Not a Transparency Problem, That's a YOU Problem.
Op ed on Speed Cameras
A Call for Clarity and Civility on a Complex Subject
Fairfield resident, public servant, and former small business owner runs on “People Before Politics” platform
Road Traffic Sticks appeared almost overnight, but how will success be measured, and how long will the testing last?
As Fairfield grows and congestion worsens, slowing traffic in isolated locations is not the same as creating safer roads.
Community leaders Jim Buggy, Fernanda Ferrari, Chris Golier, Ndidi N. Moses and Kelly Raskauskas are new appointments to WBGC Board
Fairfield's planning director said protecting downtown would destroy it. Her own office had adopted the protection. Part 5 of 7.
Fairfield TPZ's bylaws subcommittee drove the Secretary to resign in 13 days. Three pieces of the record are missing. Part 4 of 7.
Fairfield's zoning commission is voting on the first of three approvals a developer needs to build at 111 Mill Hill Road. Part 3 of 7.
Sunday, June 7 was a beautiful day to enjoy the Connecticut Seaport Car Club‘s 10th Annual Antique and Classic Car Show!
Public trust depends on the public process.
Living with a brain injury means facing stigma and misunderstanding—real awareness and action from leaders is urgently needed.
To make residents feel like the unreliable narrators of their own town's planning process. Part 2 of 7.
Two Days Later, He Wrote a Patch Op-Ed Pretending He Didn't. Part 1 of 7.
All-levels class + special performance by Dardo Galletto & Alonso Guzman at Aquila’s Nest Vineyards, Sandy Hook. June 22, 6–9 PM.
Democrats are taking a victory lap on the "progress" being made with Zoning decisions, but should they?
A Mid-year Update on Fairfield's Plan & Zoning Commission
2026 Graduates
Residents Encouraged To Nominate Outstanding Healthcare Workers Under 40 Before June 16 Deadline
The classic rock musical plays StageOne June 5 - 7, 2026
Fairfield's speed camera opponents are outraged about equal enforcement. Some of us have never had any other kind.
Ahead of the BOF's June 11 Special Meeting, TPZ Commissioners Braun & Monahan Share Their Perspective on Parking Policy & Downtown Vitality
Tony Hwang co-introduced the law that made Fairfield's speed cameras possible. Now that residents are angry about their tickets, he wants a
Veteran probate lawyer and longtime community volunteer pledges dignity, decency, and compassion for families navigating loss
Laws of Physics: Kinetic Energy
Fairfield officials must course correct the roll-out of the speed cameras to ensure it's about safety, not revenue.
Lessons from a not-so-small town on the how adoption of technology to streamline enforcement can get muddled.