Charter Revision Commission

Enfield Charter Revision Commission holds public hearing on charter revisions with no attendees. Chairman Richard Stroiney convened the meeting on May 21 with seven of eight members present to gather community feedback on proposed changes to the town charter. No members of the public attended or

Enfield's Charter Revision Commission unanimously approves charter revisions for submission to voters. Chaired by Rich Stroiney, the Commission voted unanimously to approve the final red-lined charter revision document as prepared by Town Clerk Sheila Bailey. The six-member Commission also voted

The Enfield Charter Revision Commission approved three charter amendments at its April 21 meeting. Commissioners unanimously adopted revised language for Chapter 3 Section 1 governing the council, Chapter 6 Section 11 using "liaisons" instead of "board members," and Chapter 5 Section 9 on the

Enfield Charter Commission removes referendum requirement from proposed revisions. The commission voted 6-2 on April 14 to delete referendum language from the charter, reverting to provisions that do not require voter approval for certain municipal actions. The commission unanimously modified

Enfield Charter Revision Commission retains safety director, advances multiple charter updates. The Commission voted 6-1 to keep the Director of Public Safety position as a required charter role, with only Commissioner Gregory Stokes dissenting, while unanimously approving language revisions across