Link to Neighborhood Watch Net
 
The Town of Fairfield is located in Southwestern Connecticut on the coast of Long Island Sound, approximately 60 miles from New York City. The town was settled in 1639 and covers an area of 30.6 square miles. Fairfield has a population of more than 57,300 residents with both rural and business areas.

 

The Fairfield Police Department currently employs 108 sworn officers, 100 authorized Special Agents, 15 Telecommunicators , 4 Animal Control officers, 7 Marina Guards, 6 full-time and several part-time civilian personnel. The department has three divisions; Field Services Bureau, Support Services Bureau and the Professional Standards and Public Affairs Bureau. There are also several specialized units within those divisions: Bike Patrol, Marine Patrol, Motorcycle Patrol, Emergency Services Unit, Dive Team, Traffic Crash Investigation Unit as well as D.A.R.E. and Officer Friendly programs.
 

     

Gary MacNamara

Chief of Police

INFORMATIVE LINKS

We are currently accepting applications for dispatcher. Click here for more information

COPS ON TOP VIDEO

 
COMMUNITY EMERGENCY RESPONSE TEAM (CERT)
 
COP CARD PROGRAM
 
Back to school message from the CT Chief's of Police
 
Calling 911 from a cell phone? Read these facts from the FCC.
 

TEXT-A-TIP

MARINA PROJECT BRICK SALES

 
FAIRFIELD BEACH UPDATES (beach closings etc)
 
 
NEWS AND EVENTS
 
ASSISTANCE NEEDED
 
PRESS RELEASES
 
GENERAL INFORMATION
 

 

FAIRFIELD POLICE FORMS

 
FAIRFIELD POLICE MONTHLY REPORTS
 
FAIRFIELD POLICE OFFERS SAFETY INFORMATION ON TV

Retiree H.R. 218 Info

 

 

 

  On September 1, 2009, Connecticut became the first state in the nation to have a statewide emergency notification system. CT Alert ENS allows state and local officials to help protect lives and property by providing critical information to residents during emergencies, including dangerous situations.  For information on the system and how you can sign up click the link below.

CT Emergency Notification System Information

   Most of our downloadable information is in a PDF or MS Word format. You can download a free PDF reader from Adobe by clicking on the following link: