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Fairfield’s former Public Works Superintendent Scott Bartlett has been sentenced to 18 months in prison for dumping hundreds of thousands of gallons of contaminated soil from Owen Fish Pond Park to the town’s public works site.
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Probation will not be reconsidered for former town officials accused of illegal dumping in FairfieldA judge will not reconsider probation for the defendants accused of dumping contaminated soil on Fairfield town property.
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A Connecticut state Superior Court judge is being urged to hold one trial for all six defendants in the Fairfield illegal dumping case.
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The former director of public works in Fairfield has pleaded guilty to environmental fraud and conspiring with others to defraud the town.
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The former chief financial officer of Fairfield, Connecticut, has been accused in a state criminal trial for a scheme to store hazardous materials from a…
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Eight companies will pay up to $627,000 in civil penalties for illegally dumping contaminated waste at Roberto Clemente Park in Brentwood, Long Island.The…
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New York lawmakers announced a bill to make illegal dumping of hazardous material a specific environmental crime with potential jail time. Officials say…
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A special grand jury in Suffolk County says New York needs new laws to prosecute the illegal dumping of hazardous materials. They’ve issued…
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Suffolk County Executive Steve Bellone announced a partnership with the new owners of a Melville horse farm that was shut down three years ago for toxic…
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New York State environmental officials have received multiple tips about possible illegal dumping at several sites in Suffolk County.The Department of…