Owen Fish Park Ribbon Cutting Ceremony!Read More
The Stratfield Village Association (SVA) and Fairfield First Selectman Michael Tetreau would like to invite you to attend a Ribbon
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The SVA would like to thank Anthony Calabrese and the entire Fairfield Parks & Recreation Department as well as James Ryan and Department of Public Works for the new, permanent sign/plaque marking the entrance to the to the Ed Crowley Sr. Walking Trails in Lt Owen Fish Park! The sign is beautiful, as are the trails, if you haven't already, enjoy a walk on the trails soon!
All you Stratfielders who were affected by Rooster River flooding may want to attend this meeting.All residents who have been impacted by the Rooster River flooding are invited to a public information meeting on Thursday, January 17, 2019 at 7:00 pm in the Board of Education’s Administrative Conference Room 295A/B, 501 Kings Highway East across from Walgreens and Goodwill. Read more here www.fairfieldct.org/news/?FeedID=2518.
Last month, Fairfield First Selectman Mike Tetreau and Bridgeport Mayor Joe Ganim held a joint press conference at the Rooster River to discuss combining efforts to clean up the river, which flows from Trumbull through Fairfield and Bridgeport. Public works trucks from both communities have begun clearing debris from the river to aid water flow. Fairfield’s DPW Director Joe Michelangelo and members of Bridgeport’s DPW were on hand to provide information to residents who have been affected by flooding. Members of Fairfield’s and Bridgeport’s State Delegation, Fairfield RTM members and Bridgeport City Council members also attended.
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