FAIRFIELD – The following is a statement from Chief Christopher Lyddy and the Fairfield Police Department regarding recent arrests in the continuing fill pile investigation. Joseph Michelangelo, a former Director for the Department of Public...
Read moreIt’s that time of the year!! The Fairfield Police Department’s Annual Holiday Toy Drive begins on Friday, November 27, 2020! As the nation struggles with the current health crisis, many families in our area have found themselves struggling...
Read moreFAIRFIELD, Conn. – November 20, 2020 – The Connecticut Department of Transportation today announced the start of the Click It or Ticket mobilization that aims to remind motorists and passengers to wear a seatbelt every time they enter a vehicle...
Read moreFAIRFIELD – The following is a statement from Chief Christopher Lyddy and the Fairfield Police Department regarding recent arrests in the continuing fill pile investigation. Please also refer to the attached Press Releases for information...
Read moreFAIRFIELD – On November 16th Fairfield Police arrested BIANCA GARNETT, AGE 29 with the following charges: Conspiracy to Commit Prostitution (2 Counts) Criminal Attempt to Commit Prostitution Prostitution Fairfield Police arrested and...
Read moreFAIRFIELD – The following is a statement from Chief Christopher Lyddy and the Fairfield Police Department regarding an animal control incident involving an animal believed to be a coyote. “On Wednesday, Nov. 11 at approximately 9 p.m., the...
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Exercising the right to vote is the cornerstone of our American democracy. The process of going in person to a polling station to cast a vote is seen by many as not only a civic duty, but also a community event. It may provide an opportunity for...
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Chief Christopher Lyddy and the Fairfield Police Department would like to advise residents to always use caution when using ride-sharing apps as a means of transportation. “While ride-sharing apps provide a safe alternative for when you...
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Chief Christopher Lyddy and the Fairfield Police Department would like to share safety tips for trick-or-treating and alternative Halloween activities to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. “Residents are discouraged from participating in...
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As part of National Crime Prevention Month, Chief Christopher Lyddy and the Fairfield Police Department wish to share with residents ways they can keep their home safe from criminals, both in the real world and digitally. October is National...
Read moreFAIRFIELD — On 10/13/2020 at 4:31pm, Fairfield Police received several 911 calls reporting that a bank robbery had occurred at Peoples Bank, located within Stop & Shop at 1160 Kings Highway Cutoff. Officers, Police K9’s and Detectives were...
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As part of National Crime Prevention Month, Chief Christopher Lyddy and the Fairfield Police Department wish to warn the public about common types of scams. October is National Crime Prevention Month. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) reports...
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