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Enfield Council gathers input for 2026-2027 strategic planning

Enfield Council gathers input for strategic goals through 2027. Town Manager Matthew Coppler and Assistant Town Manager Steve Bielenda facilitated presentations from ten town departments including Police, Public Works, Planning and Zoning, Emergency Medical Services, and Economic Development, each

Curriculum Committee Approves High School Culinary Course Revision

Enfield Curriculum Committee approves three revised culinary courses. John Dague presented the changes replacing Foundational, Transitional, and Advanced Culinary Arts with Introduction to Culinary Arts, Introduction to Commercial Cooking and Baking, and Professional Food Service and Catering at

Council forfeits $1.3M repayment from schools, adds $285K to budget

Enfield Council votes 8-3 to forgive Board of Education's $1.7M repayment obligation and adds $285,000 to school budget. The termination of the Memorandum of Understanding eliminates $340,000 in annual payments due the town through 2030; the additional appropriation funds a fifth-grade instrumental

Wetlands agency approves tow truck operation and Grape Brook restoration

Enfield wetlands agency unanimously approves tow truck expansion and Grape Brook restoration project. The Inland Wetlands and Watercourses Agency, led by Chair Donna Corbin Sobinski, approved permits for 14 Cranbrook Boulevard to expand motor vehicle repair services to include tow truck operations

Athletic Hall of Fame creates volunteer tier, reshapes structure

Enfield Athletic Hall of Fame creates volunteer tier for supporters. The committee, meeting Tuesday at the Enfield Senior Center, reported a Hall of Fame checkbook balance of $1,895.92 and an Amy Romano/Field Hockey checkbook balance of $5,998.38. Kris Couture is retiring as secretary; Chairperson