I heard it at 1:05 a.m. at 1/2 mile away.

I concur. I always thought it was behind me toward Foxon, but either way it is insanely loud and maybe 1/4 of a mile from me. It is louder than when my immediate neighbor has a big party once or twice a year that's loud too but that's so seldom. These folks have done it in the past too but these two nights it seemed even louder. It's an MC on a PA system like you might hear someone at a fair. It can't be that big of a party to justify being that loud. It continued after 12:00 a.m. and the night before they stopped around 11:00-11:30 pm--so two nights in a row of this MC'ing and music.

It amazes me that people didn't call the police as it is so far above the decibel level of ordinances. I feel sorry for people right near them since it's so loud to me. Shutting my windows wasn't enough. There is absolutely no reason it should be this loud and two nights in a row, no less. People do need to sleep, work on Sundays, go to church or whatever. I'm at the junction of Quinnipiac and Hemingway and was in the back side of my house that faces north.

Nothing is going be done by posting here, you have to call the police 203 946-6316 when it is happening.
Jane, it is totally up to you but I would not post where you live on this site. If you want you can delete that part of your post by calling See Click tomorrow their phone number is 800 369-9060.

I'm not sure whether a police call would have had any bearing. I kind of had the feeling that the patrol cars passing through were aware of it (would have been hard not to be). But I could be wrong. As far as calling something in, you folks in the neighborhood will be familiar with this. Just outside the Fargeorge Preserve is a Water Authority(?) building. Either RWA or WPCA. After the remodel a few years ago they equipped it with an alarm system, beeps and a flashing red light on the front. Over the past few years it has gone off now and then, but no big deal. Was taken care of pretty quickly. But on Sept 9th the alarms started. And they continued for four days without anyone attending to it. Finally on the 12th my wife called the police non-emergency number to report it. Someone came later that day and whatever was happening was rectified. All fine. Until the 19th when we got a $99 fine from the PD's false alarm prevention program. Evidently they deemed it a false alarm from OUR premises and charged. Got nowhere talking with the PD. Had to call the company they farm out to in PA (wonder what that costs the taxpayers). And they...wouldn't even take the complaint, said I had to write to them instead! So I did, and asked for a response and a resolution update. No response so far. Keep in mind this was an alarm going off for four days on a public utility property on the very weekend of the 9/11 anniversary. So...as far as calling something in, or you know, "if you see something, say something", yeah right...

Party's over