Enfield Board of Education approved its Consent Agenda unanimously on September 22. Board Chair Amanda Pickett presided as eight of nine members approved prior meeting minutes and accounts and payroll for June through August 2026, along with fiscal year 2026 line-item transfers and general
Enfield Town Council approved a school bus camera enforcement program from BusPatrol America LLC in a 9-1 vote, establishing $250 fines for vehicles that pass stopped school buses; Councilor Zach Zannoni dissented on privacy grounds. The council unanimously appropriated $4 million for the North
Enfield's Inland Wetlands Agency unanimously approved a permit for a swimming pool at Weymouth School Rd. The agency, chaired by Donna Corbin Sobinski, cleared the application from property owner Gary Clavette to construct a 12-by-26-foot in-ground fiberglass saltwater pool at the R-33 zone
Enfield Planning Commission approved a text amendment allowing amplified outdoor entertainment at farm breweries and distilleries. Chair Kenneth Hilinski led the 7-0 vote on Charles Mastroberti's Red Brewster amendment, effective September 28, 2026. The commission also voted 7-0 to release a $4,220
Enfield Prison/Town Liaison Committee voted unanimously 4-0-0 to add formal public participation to its quarterly meetings. Vice Chairperson Mike Arnone's proposal creates a public comment item on the next four agendas with three-minute speaking limits. Chairperson Nanci Harvey said residents must
Enfield schools committee unanimously approved $97,319 in architectural and engineering invoices. The Pre-K Through 5 and Eagle Academy School Pre-Referendum Building Committee, chaired by Randy Daigle, authorized payment to architectural firm Techton for three invoices supporting school
Enfield Commission on Aging approved $200 for award plaque displays September 9. The Commission voted unanimously to purchase additional plaques commemorating the Senior Living television program's national media award, presented by Mike Helechu of COX Community Cable. The award honored the
Enfield Town Council meets for executive session. In a 19-minute special session on September 9, Chair Gina Cekala and 10 council members convened to address pending litigation at 46-48 Prospect Street and real estate negotiations for a Pearl Street property in closed executive session. Acting Town
Enfield Town Council holds brief public hearing on bus safety program. The Council convened for a public hearing on a proposed School Bus Stop Arm Program and Enforcement ordinance, which was noticed in the Journal Inquirer on August 27. No residents offered comment during the hearing. Council
Enfield Athletic Hall finalized banquet arrangements and reported $2,700 raised toward its $10,000 fundraising goal. Glenn Reese was designated master of ceremonies for the October event at Topstone Country Club, replacing Jon LeBlanc who declined due to personal reasons. Gary DiBattista was
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