Storm damage closes 2 Bridgeport parks
Beardsley Park and Seaside Park in Bridgeport are both temporarily closed following storm damage overnight.
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Jan 18, 2022, 5:27 PM
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Updated 1,150 days ago
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20h agoBeardsley Park and Seaside Park in Bridgeport are both temporarily closed following storm damage overnight.
Last night's high winds blew debris onto the roads and even knocked down a lamppost.
The city says the cold temperatures are also creating hazardous conditions for drivers and walkers.
Officials did not say when the parks would be back open.
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