Two Bristol police officers were killed and another was injured while responding to a domestic call late Wednesday night, state police said.
Stamford has received $1.81 million in federal funding that will go towards phase II of improvements at the 12-acre coastal park.
A public hearing is scheduled for Thursday night.
The Stamford Board of Representatives was scheduled to consider the item on Monday night.
The initiative focuses on promoting the city of Stamford as a prime location for international businesses to re-locate.
An affordable housing advocacy group scored plans submitted by Fairfield County towns. Do you agree with the assessment?
News 12 CT reported that residents protested a plan to build affordable housing units at the old Glenbrook Community Center on Wednesday.
Stamford has a goal to eliminate all traffic fatalities and injuries by 2032.
The program awards small grants for community-specific projects aimed at improving the quality of life across Stamford’s neighborhoods.
The board approved grant funds which will be used to renovate Pacific Street with a new beer hall, food truck lot, coffee shop and more.
The funds will help make progress on important dredging for the Cove and Cummings marinas.
The project aims to make the lower Summer Street area in Stamford more pedestrian friendly.
Officials on Wednesday discussed the recently passed bipartisan gun legislation and how Stamford is curbing gun violence.
Postvention involves an organized response in the aftermath of a suicide.
An online survey was circulated to various businesses in the South End in recent weeks to get feedback, according to a mayoral spokesperson.
Stamford will receive $2.1 million in federal funds which will improve safety along a 1.1 mile stretch of West Main Street.
Mayor Simmons announced Thursday that she has chosen current Asst. Police Chief Louis DeRubeis as Stamford's new director of public safety.
Laurie Albano, who served the city for 25 years, recently announced her retirement.
A Republican and Democratic primary will take place in Stamford on Aug. 9. Here's what you need to know before you head to the polls.
CT municipalities can opt out of a policy that focuses on accessory apartments by Jan. 1, 2023, and establish their own regulations.
The city said it received a bond premium totaling $3.6 million, which will be used to pay for short-term capital needs.
Stamford used city workers and some contract services to pick up 13,095 cubic yards of vegetative debris following the storm, FEMA said.
The rating will allow Stamford to borrow funds at the lowest possible rate in the current interest rate environment, the city said.
Due to the 2020 Census and redistricting, there are new voting locations for almost half of the voters in Stamford.
The project was approved by a 5-0 vote.
The local official said he had hoped to find a new place to reside within the district but that proved unsuccessful.
Democrat Bond Exceeds $90,000 in Total Funds Raised, Will File Papers to Receive $400,000 Clean Election Grant from State
Ted Jankowski, Stamford's director of public safety, health and welfare, announced on Tuesday he plans to leave the position.
Stamford received over $2 million to acquire 64 acres of land just north of the city.
The lawsuit had paused fire department promotions in Stamford for several years.
Hurricane season runs from June 1 to Nov. 30. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has predicted an above-normal season.
Dr. Joyce Yerwood, who was a Stamford resident, was also the first Black woman doctor in Fairfield County.
Jody Bishop-Pullan, who served as acting health director for the city since 2021, was recently appointed to the position permanently.
The Charter Revision Commission will hold public hearings to get feedback on potential changes to the City of Stamford Charter.
The Stamford Board of Representatives voted on the 2022-2023 fiscal year budget last week.
The event will be held at the Exxon gas station at 59 W. Broad St. in Stamford on April 30 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Simmons tested positive for COVID-19 Thursday morning after taking an at-home rapid test, according to her office.
This year's application process is now open. The program is formerly known as the Neighborhood Grant Program.
Carmen Hughes was approved last week by the Board of Representatives as Stamford's first Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Officer.
Jen Psaki, a Stamford native, will leave the White House and join MSNBC, according to Axios.