Fairfield Police Chief Robert Kalamaras to retire next week after 25 years
Chief Robert Kalamaras will step down next Wednesday, ending a 25-year career with the Fairfield Police Department.
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Jul 10, 2025, 11:57 AM
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Updated 9 hr ago
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5h agoFairfield’s police chief is preparing to retire after more than two decades of service.
Chief Robert Kalamaras will step down next Wednesday, ending a 25-year career with the Fairfield Police Department.
Kalamaras has served as chief for the past four years.
Town officials say an internal search is underway for his replacement, with a decision expected to be announced on July 17 — one day after Kalamaras' final shift.
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