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The latest published articles across Connecticut town sites — meetings, budgets, and local decisions as they happen.

New

Zoning Board Denies Logo Sign, Approves Subdivision

New Canaan zoning board splits 5-4, denies a logo sign on Elm Street.

Greenwich

Naming rights amendment fails for lack of second

Greenwich selectman's motion to overhaul naming rights policy dies for lack of a second. Selectman Rachel Kahn's proposed amendment to the town's naming rights policy failed Thursday after First Selectman Fred Camillo and Selectman Lauren Rabin declined to second it.

Cromwell

Cromwell P&Z Board Rejects Data Center Moratorium

Cromwell Planning and Zoning Commission rejects a one-year data center moratorium after a packed public hearing.

Madison

Conservation panel approves minutes, presses tree fight

Madison Conservation Commission presses town for tree-of-heaven training and tools.

New

Housing Authority OKs Paving, Door Repairs

New Canaan Housing Authority approves paving and Building 33 door repairs after tenants air months of complaints.

New

Selectmen approve $142,000 lighting contracts for Center School

New Canaan Selectmen approve $142,623 in contracts for a redesigned Center School parking lot lighting project.

Greenwich

Greenwich BET Orders Review of $700,000 Legal Bills

Greenwich's Board of Estimates and Taxation orders a review of $700,000 in town-Board of Education legal bills and approves a $799,200 traffic signal upgrade.

Madison

Madison Planners Extend Hearing on 18-Unit River Road Cluster Plan

Madison Planning and Zoning extends hearing on contested 18-unit River Road cluster plan to October 15.

New

New Canaan Audit Committee Elects Interim Chair, Reviews FY26 Finances

New Canaan's Audit Committee elects Bill Bradley interim chair and reviews stronger-than-budgeted FY26 results. Bradley, chosen unanimously after the prior chair's resignation, will serve through Dec. 31, 2026; new member Ryan Swadal was also welcomed to the panel.

Cromwell

Cromwell Council Clarifies Facilities Committee's Capital-Review Role

Cromwell council reviews building assessments, stalls on Community Field Road land purchase.

New

New Canaan Council Unanimously Backs AARP Age-Friendly Bid

New Canaan Town Council backs AARP age-friendly designation, hears strong year-end finances.

New

Selectmen approve two dozen contracts, extend sludge disposal deal

New Canaan selectmen extend a $121,085 sludge disposal contract amid a regional capacity crisis, while blasting a state road contractor's conduct.

Greenwich

Greenwich Budget Committee approves $1.2 million in appropriations

Greenwich Budget Committee clears $1.2 million in grants and legal costs, opens sharp fiscal 2028 fight.

Greenwich

Greenwich P&Z approves Shore Acres settlement, Simmons Lane changes

Greenwich P&Z closes a four-year Shore Acres water-access lawsuit and approves Simmons Lane changes, 5-0 each.

New

New Canaan's TDAC nears completion of business guide after two-year effort

New Canaan's TDAC panel nears release of a long-delayed business guide amid downtown storefront turnover.

New

New Canaan Housing Committee Assigns Report Sections for October Deadline

New Canaan housing panel splits up drafting duties for a moratorium report due October 19.

New

New Canaan Wetlands Panel Reviews Two Active Violation Cases

New Canaan wetlands panel reports two active tree-cutting violations and a court win.

New

Conservation Commission Votes 4-0 to Weigh In on Waveney Parcel E

New Canaan Conservation Commission presses for a voice before any Waveney Parcel E deal.

Greenwich

Greenwich Selectmen Refer Byram Dog Park to Planning and Zoning

Greenwich Selectmen advance a long-sought Byram dog park and hear a pointed flood-study request from Millbrook.

Newington

Newington Fire Commissioners Fault Architect Over Firehouse Delay

Newington fire commissioners fault a stalled architect over the Company 3/Company 4 firehouse renovation.

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