The new commission is the second attempt in as many years by town officials to update the Town Charter.
Candidate Alexis Harrison shares with Patch why she should be elected to serve the 132nd District.
Blanchard is the only Democratic State Senate challenger to be endorsed by the Police Officers Association Of Connecticut.
Democratic state Representative Sarah Keitt shares with Patch why she should be re-elected to serve the 134th District.
Candidate Melissa Longo shares with Patch why she should be elected to serve the 134th District.
On Wednesday at the Fairfield University Store, News 12’s Mark Sudol and Professor Gayle Alberda, PhD, will discuss the upcoming election.
Democratic state Representative Jennifer Leeper shares with Patch why she should be re-elected to serve the 132nd District.
Candidate Rob Blanchard shares with Patch why he should be elected to serve the 28th District.
Democratic state Representative Cristin McCarthy Vahey shares with Patch why she should be re-elected to serve the 133rd District.
The event, featuring illustrator Sean Kelly, is scheduled for Oct. 22.
Candidate Chris Verras shares with Patch why he should be elected to serve the 133rd District.
Republican state Sen. Tony Hwang shares with Patch why he should be re-elected to serve the 28th District.
Republican Jack Testani resigned from the Fairfield Board of Finance this week.
The town's Plan of Conservation and Development establishes priorities for public and private investment in the community for a decade.
The Republican served on the board since his election in 2019.
With a Community Power program, the town would buy its power needs from utilities at discounted rates.
The evening was highlighted by remarks from special guest speakers, including U.S. Senator Richard Blumenthal.
Several labor unions have come out in support of Blanchard, who is running for the state's 28th Senate District seat.
United Illuminating is proposing to install tall monopoles to carry high-voltage transmission lines through parts of Fairfield.
People will be able to register to vote at both the main branch downtown, and the Fairfield Woods branch.
Matt Waggner, Fairfield's Democratic Registrar of Voters, says Republicans are making "allegations without a basis in fact or law."
Party Chair Laura Devlin has scheduled a news conference for Thursday to discuss the claims.
Most recently, Michelle Gore was with Fuss & O'Neill, a civil and environmental engineering firm.
The event is scheduled for Tuesday, Sept. 17; a similar event scheduled for Sept. 19 has been cancelled. Update.
Harrison is a Republican candidate for the Connecticut General Assembly, 132nd District.
Eversource is selling Aquarion Water Company, which supplies water to much of the region.
State House candidates Alexis Harrison & Melissa Longo discuss what's needed to address high energy costs in Connecticut.
The Nest Greenfield Hill is proposing the facility in a former Chase Bank at 161 Hillside Road.
Plans for proposed replaced/new sidewalks in the McKinley Elementary School neighborhood will be discussed at the meeting.
Connecticut has a primary election scheduled for Aug. 13.
The approval for the purchase of 798 and 816 Sturges Road is contingent on one condition.
The complex was ushered in under the state's 8-30g affordable housing law.
"I am grateful for the overwhelming support I received from Fairfield & Trumbull residents."
The winning bid was $44,000 less than the next company.
Congressman Himes joins a growing list of organizations and supporters who have endorsed Blanchard to be their next state senator.
The State Election Enforcement Commission is looking into an email from CT169Strong that may have benefitted candidate Alexis Harrison.
Fairfield Democratic state Representatives Jennifer Leeper, Cristin McCarthy Vahey and Sarah Keitt discuss CT's motor vehicle tax fix.
The move by David Becker was designed to avoid any conflicts of interest, according to officials.
The preschool will continue to operate out of the town-owned building on Mona Terrace in Fairfield into 2026.
David Becker, already the town's interim Chief Fiscal Officer, was recently named COO by First Selectman Bill Gerber.