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In 1930 a town ordinance established the Police Department consisting of seven officers. Today the sworn and non-sworn staff of the department number about 230 employees. For the men and women of the police department our mission hasn’t changed much since the 1930’s. Quite simply, we exist to make Fairfield safer, we always have and always will. We are committed to our mission and remain ever vigilant in our service to the residents and visitors of the Town of Fairfield. Remember though, we can’t do it alone. An informed, involved and engaged community remains the number one resource we have to help fulfill our mission. The Fairfield Police Department currently employs 108 sworn officers, 100 authorized Special Agents, 15 Telecommunications Officers , 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 other community programs.

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Respectful Communication: We encourage open dialogue and value your input. Please engage in respectful and constructive conversations. Any form of harassment, threats, or abusive language will not be tolerated. No Profanity or Inappropriate Content: Our social media pages automatically filter out posts and comments containing profanity, sexually explicit content, or other inappropriate material to maintain a family-friendly environment. Protection of Minors: Content deemed inappropriate for younger audiences will be removed. This includes but is not limited to violence, graphic content, or any material that could be harmful to minors. Spam and Scams: To prevent spam and protect our community from scams, comments, or posts containing links will be automatically filtered out. Please refrain from posting repetitive comments or advertisements. Privacy: Do not post personal information such as phone numbers, addresses, or other private details. Protect your privacy and that of others. Relevant Content: Ensure your comments are relevant to the topic of the original post. Off-topic comments may be removed to keep discussions focused and meaningful. Legal Compliance: Do not post any content that violates any local, state, or federal laws. This includes, but is not limited to, content related to criminal activities, intellectual property violations, and unauthorized use of images or videos. Public Records: Be aware that all content on our social media pages may be subject to public records laws and could be disclosed upon request. Enforcement

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October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Abuse isn't always physical, and help is available.FPD officers are traine...
10/24/2026

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Abuse isn't always physical, and help is available.

FPD officers are trained to respond. For support, call our social worker at (203) 254-4845 or the 24/7 hotline at 800-799-7233. In an emergency, call 911.

National Drug Take Back Day is Tomorrow!Tomorrow, Saturday, October 24, the Fairfield Police Department will participate...
10/23/2026

National Drug Take Back Day is Tomorrow!

Tomorrow, Saturday, October 24, the Fairfield Police Department will participate in National Drug Take Back Day from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM at Police Headquarters, 100 Reef Road.

Residents are encouraged to bring unused or expired medications for safe disposal. Properly disposing of medications helps prevent misuse and keeps unwanted medications from remaining in our homes.

Can't make it tomorrow? Safe medication disposal is also available 24/7 in the lobby of Police Headquarters.

For more information, visit fpdct.com/meddrop.

Fairfield Police Arrest Two Following Investigation into Greenfield Hill Residential BurglariesFairfield, CT – On the ev...
10/22/2026

Fairfield Police Arrest Two Following Investigation into Greenfield Hill Residential Burglaries

Fairfield, CT – On the evening of 9/24/2026, Fairfield Police arrested two individuals following an extensive investigation into a series of residential burglaries in the Greenfield Hill area.

Arrested were Levan Aleksidze, age 40, and Mamuka Chaganava, age 47, both of Brooklyn, New York. Both were charged with Conspiracy to Commit Burglary in the First Degree and held on $100,000 bonds.

Recently, Fairfield experienced several residential burglaries with similar circumstances in the Greenfield Hill area. In each incident, the homes were unoccupied at the time of the burglary, with the suspects targeting high-end jewelry. Throughout the investigation, members of the Fairfield Police Detective Bureau worked extensively to identify those believed to be responsible.

As part of the investigation, detectives utilized Fairfield’s automated license plate reader (ALPR) system and were able to identify a vehicle operated by the suspects after they fled the scene of one of the burglaries. That ALPR record, along with additional evidence and traditional investigative techniques, assisted detectives in identifying the suspects and ultimately taking them into custody. Detectives also worked with regional law enforcement partners as the investigation developed.

On 9/24/2026, as part of the ongoing investigation, Fairfield Detectives were conducting one of several targeted burglary details in the Greenfield Hill area. Working alongside members of the Bridgeport Police Auto Theft Task Force, they located the suspect vehicle traveling through the area and conducted surveillance as it traveled through several residential roads.

Investigators observed activity consistent with the occupants canvassing the area for another potential burglary and moved in to stop the vehicle before they could act. Members of the Fairfield Police Patrol Division assisted detectives and task force officers in safely stopping the vehicle and taking both occupants into custody.

Aleksidze and Chaganava were transported to Fairfield Police Headquarters, where they were each charged with Conspiracy to Commit Burglary in the First Degree and held on a $100,000 bond.

The Fairfield Police Department would like to recognize the extensive work of the Detective Bureau throughout this investigation, as well as the Patrol Division, the Bridgeport Police Auto Theft Task Force, the Kings County District Attorney’s Office, and other regional law enforcement partners who assisted as the case developed. The investigation required sustained surveillance, analysis of investigative data, coordination between agencies, and the use of both traditional police work and modern law enforcement technology.

“Our residents deserve to feel safe in their homes, and when a pattern of crime develops in Fairfield, we are going to dedicate the resources necessary to address it,” said Chief Michael Paris. “This was truly a team effort between our detectives, patrol officers, and our law enforcement partners. I am proud of the work they did to identify those believed to be responsible and intervene before they could act again.”

The investigation into the residential burglaries remains active and ongoing. Fairfield Police Detectives continue to examine evidence and information developed during the investigation. Due to the ongoing nature of the investigation, additional details cannot be released at this time, as doing so could hinder further investigative efforts.

The Fairfield Police Department remains committed to using every available investigative resource to identify those responsible for crimes in our community and, whenever possible, intervene before additional crimes occur.

Fairfield Police officers successfully recovered $7,000 stolen from a resident through a telephone scam, returning the f...
10/21/2026

Fairfield Police officers successfully recovered $7,000 stolen from a resident through a telephone scam, returning the full amount to her.

The resident reported receiving a phone call from someone pretending to be her son, claiming he had been arrested following a motor vehicle accident and needed bail money. A second caller, posing as an attorney, instructed her to withdraw cash and arrange for it to be picked up. Believing her son needed assistance, she withdrew $7,000 and handed it to a driver.

Responding Fairfield patrol officers quickly began investigating and obtained information that allowed them to contact the driver. Officers determined that the driver had been hired through a rideshare service and was not involved in the crime.

Officers recovered the full $7,000 and returned it to the resident.

Recovering money lost to financial scams is uncommon. In this case, the quick actions and dedicated investigative work of Fairfield Patrol Officers made it possible to return every dollar stolen, highlighting the importance of promptly reporting financial fraud.

Financial scams are increasingly sophisticated and often create a sense of urgency to pressure individuals into acting quickly. The Fairfield Police Department reminds residents that police departments do not send messengers to collect bail money or accept bail payments over the phone or by credit card. Always verify claims of an arrest or emergency by contacting the police department using an independently obtained phone number.

SCAM ALERT: Callers Impersonating Fairfield Police OfficersThe Fairfield Police Department is warning residents about a ...
10/20/2026

SCAM ALERT: Callers Impersonating Fairfield Police Officers

The Fairfield Police Department is warning residents about a phone scam involving individuals impersonating Fairfield Police officers.

We have received reports of residents receiving calls from individuals claiming to be Fairfield Police officers and telling them they failed to appear in court and now have an active warrant for their arrest.

Thankfully, the residents who have reported these calls have been vigilant and taken steps to verify the information before proceeding any further. While these incidents have not progressed beyond the initial calls, scams of this nature often involve demands for payment to avoid arrest or have a warrant dismissed.

Please remember:

* Fairfield Police will never demand payment over the phone to avoid an arrest or cancel a warrant.
* Scammers may use the names of actual police officers to appear legitimate.
* Caller ID can be manipulated to make calls appear to originate from the Fairfield Police Department.
* Never provide personal or financial information or send money to an unverified caller.

If you receive a suspicious call, hang up and contact the Fairfield Police Department directly at (203) 254-4800 to verify its legitimacy.

Scammers often create a sense of fear and urgency to pressure victims into acting before they have time to question the situation.

Please share this warning with friends, family, and neighbors to help prevent others from becoming victims.

Meet Fairfield Police Officer Steffens!Last month, Harrison Steffens was sworn in as the Fairfield Police Department's n...
10/19/2026

Meet Fairfield Police Officer Steffens!

Last month, Harrison Steffens was sworn in as the Fairfield Police Department's newest officer.

A Fairfield native, Officer Steffens is a graduate of Fairfield Prep and Roger Williams University. He is currently attending the Police Academy, where he will spend another 5 months undergoing the extensive training required to prepare him for a career in law enforcement.

We're excited to welcome Officer Steffens to the Fairfield Police Department and look forward to seeing him put his training into practice as he begins serving the community he calls home.

Please join us in welcoming Officer Steffens!

National Drug Take Back Day is this week!The Fairfield Police Department will participate in National Drug Take Back Day...
10/18/2026

National Drug Take Back Day is this week!

The Fairfield Police Department will participate in National Drug Take Back Day on Saturday, October 24, from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM at Police Headquarters, 100 Reef Road.

Residents are encouraged to bring unused or expired medications for safe disposal. Properly disposing of medications helps prevent misuse and keeps unwanted medications from remaining in our homes.

Can’t make it on October 24? Safe medication disposal is also available 24/7 in the lobby of Police Headquarters.

For more information, visit fpdct.com/meddrop.

Shred Day is TODAY!The Fairfield Police Cadets are at Fairfield Police Headquarters, 100 Reef Road, collecting documents...
10/17/2026

Shred Day is TODAY!

The Fairfield Police Cadets are at Fairfield Police Headquarters, 100 Reef Road, collecting documents for secure shredding!

Have old bank statements, bills, receipts, or other paperwork containing personal information? Properly disposing of these documents is a simple way to help protect yourself from identity theft.

A $10 donation per box is requested, with all proceeds supporting the Fairfield Police Cadet Program and the training and opportunities it provides our Cadets.

Stop by starting at 9:00 AM! We'll be here until the shredding truck is full (usually about 11:30AM)

Come support our Cadets while protecting your personal information!

Congratulations to Our Newest Police Academy Graduates!The Fairfield Police Department is proud to congratulate Officers...
10/16/2026

Congratulations to Our Newest Police Academy Graduates!

The Fairfield Police Department is proud to congratulate Officers Jerry Torres, Luca Monopoli, and Webster Williams on successfully graduating from the Stamford Police Academy!

After months of intensive training, these officers will now begin the next phase of their careers as they enter the department's Field Training Program. Over the coming months, they will work alongside experienced Fairfield Police officers, applying what they learned at the academy while gaining valuable experience serving our community.

Notably, Officer Luca Monopoli is no stranger to the Fairfield Police Department, having previously completed an internship with our agency. During his time at the academy, he was also recognized with the Samuel Luciano Award.

Please join us in congratulating these three officers on their accomplishments and wishing them success as they begin this next chapter of their law enforcement careers!

Support the Fairfield Police Cadets this Saturday, October 17, at their Shred Day fundraiser!Securely disposing of old d...
10/14/2026

Support the Fairfield Police Cadets this Saturday, October 17, at their Shred Day fundraiser!

Securely disposing of old documents containing personal information is a simple way to help protect yourself from identity theft. It's also a great opportunity to support our Cadets and the training and experiences their program provides.

Stop by Fairfield Police Headquarters, 100 Reef Road, between 9:00 AM and about 11:30 AM. A $10 donation per box is requested.

Rain or shine!

Shred Day is back!

The Fairfield Police Cadets will be hosting their next Shred Day fundraiser on Saturday, October 17 at Fairfield Police Headquarters!

Bring your old documents, paperwork, and other sensitive materials and have them securely shredded while supporting the Fairfield Police Cadet Program.

Saturday, October 17
9:00 AM – 11:30 AM
Fairfield Police Headquarters
100 Reef Road
Rain or shine

$10 donation per box requested.

All proceeds benefit the Fairfield Police Cadet Program and help support training, equipment, competitions, community service activities, and other opportunities for our cadets.

Clean out those filing cabinets, protect your personal information, and support Fairfield Police Cadets at the same time!

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Fairfield, CT
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