The surveillance cameras, facial recognition scanners in supermarkets, RR self-pay parking kiosks, virtually every homeowner’s Ring doorbell – all upload Personally Identifiable Information (PII) to the cloud. The town is pressured to abandon its prime directive of protecting its citizens’ PII.
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A 2013 FEMA study placed nearly all seven miles of U.S. 1 in Fairfield in a flood zone—yet municipal planners continue to rely on obsolete maps to push high-density development and synthetic zoning overlays. With 13 years of rising sea levels, closed-door planning sessions, and third-party vendors redrawing traditional neighborhood lines, Fairfield must demand updated hydrology reports before finalizing its Town Plan.
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Outdated maps…. erased historic neighborhoods,,, high-density development in active flood zones — the dirty tricks make it harder than ever to have a clean planet. Read how the CT Environmental Rights Amendment (The Green Amendment) gives priority to the land and power to the people to hold town hall accountable.
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FAIRFIELD, CT — As election officials present themselves with an award for their administration of the recent election, a comprehensive review of public records, video evidence, and formal complaints reveals an electoral process marred by law enforcement intervention, statistical anomalies, and overt hostility toward independent oversight.
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Records indicate Bridgeport Mayor Joseph Ganim purchased 37 Thorne Pl. for significantly below its market listing price, subsequently receiving a 67% reduction in personal property taxes before selling the property for three times the purchase price. The transaction also included the $0 acquisition of a separate parcel at 57 Thorne Place. In addition, the use of municipal departments to facilitate these adjustments raises critical questions about the equitable application of city policy.
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