Bill Gerber passed away last week at the age of 60. Selectwoman Christine Vitale is serving as Acting First Selectwoman.
First Selectman Bill Gerber passed away earlier this week, leaving the three-member Board of Selectmen with the vacancy.
The former Captain has been with the department since 2006.
The Data Mailers ask property owners to confirm key details about their property.
Gerber, who was elected First Selectman in November 2023, died Tuesday of complications following brain tumor surgeries. He was 60.
Bill Gerber's family released an update on Monday.
The public will have an opportunity to comment during the meeting.
The proposed project is at 812 and 820 Reef Road and 155 Forest Ave. in Fairfield.
The planned housing complex would have 45 units.
Robert Kalamaras has been a member of the Fairfield Police Department for more than 25 years.
State Senator Tony Hwang (R–Fairfield) participated in the signing of two major environmental bills, Senate Bill 9 and House Bill 5004, sign
Bill Gerber announced over the weekend that he has been diagnosed with a brain tumor.
Bill Gerber has designated Selectwoman Christine Vitale to serve as Acting First Selectman while he is being treated.
Fairfield officials and environmental advocates expressed disappointment at the delay.
The affordable housing bill, HB 5002, was opposed by First Selectman Bill Gerber and other Fairfield leaders.
The town had received strong credit reviews from Moody’s Investors Service and Fitch Ratings.
The state council met Thursday to discuss the controversial issue.
Senator Tony Hwang applaud naming of a section of U.S. Route 1 (Post Road) in Southport as the “George Farley Russell Memorial Highway
United Illuminating's application is scheduled to be discussed Thursday by the Connecticut Siting Council.
Residents are urged to attend an upcoming virtual meeting.
Three of Fairfield's four state legislators voted against the bill last week.
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The town is seeking public comments on the proposed document.
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"During my time on the RTM, I had been encouraged by a spirit of bipartisan cooperation. But this episode has been deeply disheartening."
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