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Enfield panel tables sewer, tax matters to April 17

Enfield General Government Subcommittee postpones key fiscal decisions. The six-member panel, including Steve Bielenda, Matt Coppler, John Wilcox, Rebecca Archambault, Gina Cekala, and John Santanella, tabled multiple sewer and tax abatement matters to April 17, citing the need for additional staff

Enfield to add Teen Leadership course at middle school

The Enfield Curriculum Committee reviewed new curriculum for 2026-2027, including a Teen Leadership elective for middle school. The course, based on the Leadworthy Curriculum, would require a new 1.0 FTE Physical Education and Health position currently in the town budget and carries a 500 dollar

Enfield wetlands board approves 8-lot subdivision, continues water line case

Enfield's Inland Wetlands Agency approved 100 Bright Meadow Associates' proposal to subdivide 65 acres into 8 building lots on Bright Meadow Boulevard. Attorney Carl Landolina and engineer Paul Rodrigue presented the plan, which preserves two wetland areas while enabling future phased development.

Enfield education board advances three policies to first reading

Enfield Board of Education Policy Committee advances three policies for Board consideration. The committee unanimously approved moving revised Policy 5111 on school admission age, revised Policy 6111 allowing schools to set a firm graduation date on or after the 180th day of school, and the repeal

Town Council convenes in executive session on property, litigation

The Enfield Town Council held a special meeting on March 16 in executive session to discuss property acquisitions and pending litigation. Six of eleven council members were present; five were absent. Town Manager Matthew Coppler, Town Attorney Cindy Cieslak, and Director of Economic and Community