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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 vigi

lant 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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Happy first day of school Fairfield!The Fairfield Police Department’s School Safety Division is ready for the 2026 schoo...
09/01/2026

Happy first day of school Fairfield!

The Fairfield Police Department’s School Safety Division is ready for the 2026 school year!

Our School Resource Officers spent the summer staying busy by visiting local camps, teaching emergency preparedness classes, and preparing for this year’s S.H.A.P.E. program. Throughout the school year, S.H.A.P.E. classes will give students the opportunity to learn about important topics including internet safety, bullying, bike safety, peer pressure, and more.

Our School Resource Officers work throughout Fairfield’s schools and are there to be a familiar and approachable resource for students, staff, and families.

As the school year gets underway, make sure you get to know your School Resource Officer and say hello when you see them in the hallways!

Community UpdateFairfield Police are investigating an emergency incident on Oldfield Drive.This was an isolated incident...
08/31/2026

Community Update

Fairfield Police are investigating an emergency incident on Oldfield Drive.

This was an isolated incident, and there is no threat to the public. No other individuals are believed to be involved. Police activity will remain in the area while officers and detectives complete their investigation.

Out of respect for those involved and their family, no names or additional details will be released at this time.

This week is National Crime Prevention Week, and we’re starting with one of the most preventable crimes we see in Fairfi...
08/31/2026

This week is National Crime Prevention Week, and we’re starting with one of the most preventable crimes we see in Fairfield: thefts from motor vehicles and stolen vehicles.

Almost all vehicles stolen in Fairfield have something in common: the vehicle was left unlocked with the keys or key fob inside/nearby.

Help remove the opportunity. Lock your vehicle every time you leave it, take your keys with you, and never leave valuables in plain sight.

And remember, even if there is nothing inside your vehicle worth stealing, an unlocked door still matters. Someone who finds one unlocked vehicle may be encouraged to continue down the street checking others.

Lock it. Take your keys. Help us prevent the next crime.

Last month, two members of the Fairfield Department of Public Works team, Marco Rodriguez and Hanser Coca, were presente...
08/31/2026

Last month, two members of the Fairfield Department of Public Works team, Marco Rodriguez and Hanser Coca, were presented with Fairfield Police Department Citizen Service Awards in recognition of their outstanding assistance and support of our Drone Program.

Chief Michael Paris and Drone Operator Officer DeAngelis presented the awards, recognizing the important role Marco and Hanser have played in supporting this program.

Public safety is a team effort, and strong partnerships across Town departments help us respond more effectively when it matters most. Marco and Hanser have consistently supported the Police Department and helped strengthen an important program that benefits the Fairfield community.

We were proud to recognize their contributions and thank them for their continued partnership, professionalism, and service to Fairfield.

First Time Driving to School?If you are a new or teen driver heading to school for the first time this year, remember:- ...
08/30/2026

First Time Driving to School?

If you are a new or teen driver heading to school for the first time this year, remember:
- Leave early so you are not rushing
- Avoid distractions (like cell phones)
- Obey speed limits, especially in school zones
- Watch for crossing guards, pedestrians, and bicyclists
- Always buckle up and ensure passengers do too

Driving is a privilege, make safety your top priority every trip.

Traffic Advisory: CT United Ride TOMORROW on Sunday, August 30, 2026, the CT United Ride will travel through Fairfield a...
08/29/2026

Traffic Advisory: CT United Ride

TOMORROW on Sunday, August 30, 2026, the CT United Ride will travel through Fairfield along Park Avenue from Eckart Street to Brooklawn Avenue.

The ride is scheduled to arrive in Fairfield between 12:30 p.m. and 1:30 p.m. and will result in temporary road closures along Park Avenue during that time.

Sacred Heart University will remain accessible from Jefferson Street.

Motorists should expect delays and plan an alternate route if traveling through the area.

Fairfield Police Arrest Fourth and Final Individual in Candlewood Road Home Invasion InvestigationFairfield, CT – Fairfi...
08/28/2026

Fairfield Police Arrest Fourth and Final Individual in Candlewood Road Home Invasion Investigation

Fairfield, CT – Fairfield Police have arrested the fourth and final individual believed to be involved in the armed robbery and home invasion that occurred on Candlewood Road on 2/19/2026.

Leon Jackson, age 33, of New Haven, was identified as a person of interest on the day of the incident. In the days and weeks that followed, detectives assigned to the Fairfield Police Major Crimes Unit continued working to develop evidence linking Jackson to the crime.

After sufficient evidence was developed, Fairfield Police obtained an arrest warrant for Jackson. Detectives subsequently determined that Jackson had fled several hundred miles from Connecticut and located him in Alabama, where he was taken into custody. On 8/27/2026 Jackson was transported back to Connecticut to face the following charge:

• Home Invasion
• Robbery in the First Degree
• Larceny in the Second Degree
• Five counts of Unlawful Restraint in the First Degree
• Two counts of Risk of Injury to a Minor

Jackson was held on a $1,000,000 bond.

The Fairfield Police Department would like to thank the United States Marshals Service for their assistance in locating and apprehending Jackson.

Jackson’s arrest marks the apprehension of the fourth and final individual believed to be involved in this incident. The investigation reflects the continued persistence of Fairfield Police Detectives in following evidence across state lines and ensuring that those responsible for serious crimes committed in Fairfield are held accountable.

At about 11:30 a.m. today, Fairfield Police responded to an isolated incident on Putting Green Road involving a stabbing...
08/28/2026

At about 11:30 a.m. today, Fairfield Police responded to an isolated incident on Putting Green Road involving a stabbing.

Patrol officers arrived within minutes, detained the individual responsible, and immediately rendered aid to the injured person. The victim is currently in stable condition with non-life-threatening injuries.

The two males involved were known to each other, lived together, and this was an isolated incident. While there was no threat to the public, North Stratfield School was briefly placed in secure status as a precaution until officers confirmed that the individual responsible was in custody.

Darren Palumbo, age 56, of Fairfield will be charged in connection with this incident. The investigation remains ongoing and is being handled by Fairfield Police Detectives.

The Fairfield Police Department is hiring!We are looking for motivated, community minded individuals who want to make a ...
08/28/2026

The Fairfield Police Department is hiring!

We are looking for motivated, community minded individuals who want to make a difference and serve with professionalism, integrity, pride, and teamwork.
All testing requirements must be completed prior to applying. The application deadline is October 9th, 2026.

Join a team that values service, community partnerships, and keeping Fairfield safe.

Learn more and apply now at FPDCT.com/apply or PoliceApp.com

For questions, email [email protected]

Throwback Thursday: One Year of K9 Penny!One year ago this week, K9 Penny officially became a member of the Fairfield Po...
08/27/2026

Throwback Thursday: One Year of K9 Penny!

One year ago this week, K9 Penny officially became a member of the Fairfield Police Department!

Over the past year, Penny and Officer Renaldi have spent countless hours training and preparing for the calls where they're needed most. From tracking through neighborhoods, woods, beaches, and even swamps to assisting other agencies and recently making her first successful find, Penny has already shown just how valuable she is to our community.

Of course, she's also become pretty good at another part of the job, meeting residents and making new friends wherever she goes.

Happy one-year anniversary, Penny! We can't wait to see what year two brings.

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