Let’s have a Super Special Election
The call is for more than a special election; Fairfield needs a super special election, where all 60,000 residents can speak on the issues pressing the community today.
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Author: Matthew Hallock
Hartford is pushing concrete, but Fairfield is pushing back.
At the 7/10 RTM ‘special’ session in Fairfield, the Connecticut Municipal Development Authority (CMDA) came to advance its pro-developer agenda. This initiative is effectively the brother of the just-defeated HB 5002 bill. It represents yet another attempt by Hartford to impose a construction-first agenda on local communities. The CMDA is using state-borrowed money to rewrite local zoning codes on a town-by-town basis to allow for more density and bigger buildings.
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Recommission the Charter Revision Commission
The Charter Revision Commission was supposed to revise the Fairfield Town Charter, but it instead made highly questionable revisions that don’t serve the public good.
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Fairfield’s Bill Gerber reads the Declaration of Independence
Fairfield’s First Selectman Bill Gerber led fellow town leaders and residents in an impromptu reading of the Declaration of Independence.
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Fairfield defeats builders
Fairfield led a citizen uprising that defeated a dystopian state plan, exposed a canned “audit,” and stood up to hate.
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