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Former Fairfield DPW Head Accused Of Stealing From Bank Account Of Mentally Challenged Person Former Fairfield DPW Head Accused Of Stealing From Bank Account Of Mentally Challenged Person
Former Fairfield DPW Head Accused Of Stealing From Bank Account Of Mentally Challenged Person The former superintendent of public works in Fairfield - who is already facing a host of criminal charges - is back in hot water for allegedly mishandling funds from the bank account of a mentally challenged person, police said. Last year, former DPW Superintendent Scott Bartlett was arrested and charged for allegedly accepting kickbacks to allow illegal dumping by Julian Enterprises co-owner Jason Julian that led to the testing and remediation of multiple parks and fields in Fairfield. That was just the beginning of Bartlett’s trouble with the law. On Tuesday, Feb. 4, investigators from t…

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by Zak Failla
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Former Town Of Fairfield CFO Stole 'Fill Pile' Documents After Being Let Go, Police Say Former Town Of Fairfield CFO Stole 'Fill Pile' Documents After Being Let Go, Police Say
Former Town Of Fairfield CFO Stole 'Fill Pile' Documents After Being Let Go, Police Say The former chief financial officer for the Town of Fairfield has been arrested for allegedly removing files connected to the fill pile controversy after his employment was terminated. Robert Mayer, 77, turned himself in to Fairfield Police on Friday, Jan. 31 and charged with burglary, larceny and tampering with evidence, said Fairfield Police Capt. Robert Kalamaras. According to police, on Wednesday, Jan. 15, Mayer was terminated from his employment as the CFO with the Town of Fairfield.  On Thursday, Jan. 16, police allege that Mayer entered Sullivan Independence Hall durin…

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by Kathy Reakes
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Fairfield Public Works Officials, Construction Co. Owner Arrested For Alleged Dumping Fairfield Public Works Officials, Construction Co. Owner Arrested For Alleged Dumping
Fairfield Public Works Officials, Construction Co. Owner Arrested For Alleged Dumping Following a two-year investigation, two Fairfield Public Works employees and the owner of an area construction company have been arrested for alleged illegal dumping. Fairfield Director of Public Works Joseph Michelangelo and Superintendent of Public Works Scott Bartlett were arrested on Monday, August 5, said Fairfield Police Capt. Robert Kalamaras. Jason Julian, the co-owner of Julian Enterprises, was arrested Tuesday, August 6, Fairfield Police said. Over the past two years, detectives from the Fairfield Police Department have been investigating allegations that contamination was d…

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by Kathy Reakes