Charter Revision Commission presents streamlined charter recommendations
Enfield Town Council hears Charter Revision Commission proposals. The 2026 Charter Revision Commission, chaired by Rich Stroiney, presented recommendations to remove the unused constable office, formally recognize the Minority Leader position, clarify council vacancy-filling procedures, and exclude
Town Council · Meeting of June 15, 2026
CT ENFIELD — Enfield Town Council hears Charter Revision Commission proposals. The 2026 Charter Revision Commission, chaired by Rich Stroiney, presented recommendations to remove the unused constable office, formally recognize the Minority Leader position, clarify council vacancy-filling procedures, and exclude federal and state pass-through funds from referendum requirements. Council discussion focused on potential impacts to Board of Education construction projects and timelines for filling town attorney vacancies, with Town Manager Matthew Coppler noting that attorney searches can draw from any Connecticut-licensed attorney while manager searches often require out-of-state recruitment.
No votes were recorded on the recommendations.
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Source: the Town Council meeting of June 15, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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