The Conservation Commission voted unanimously to draft a letter on Longhollow Road. Chair William Cote presided as seven commissioners approved a referral letter to the Planning and Zoning Commission regarding a Connecticut General Statutes Section 8-24 issue, due by 2:00 p.m. Wednesday, September
Enfield Agricultural Commission reviews text amendment application for cidery amplified music entertainment. Chair Karen LaPlante convened the seven-member board to discuss the proposal for Red Brewster Cidery and Distillery. Commissioner Gretchen Pfeifer-Hall expressed concerns, noting that
Enfield Blight Committee backs foreclosure on unpaid property maintenance fines. The Committee unanimously recommended that the Town Council foreclose on $45,024 in accumulated fines at 42 Asnuntuck Street after finding no progress on building and fire violations since December 2025. Deputy Mayor
Enfield TIF Committee tabled the Northgate District Master Plan revision pending revised parcel calculations. Members generally favored removing residential properties lacking significant redevelopment value, including the former Knox Street property now being privately renovated as a residence.
Enfield wetlands agency clears large pond expansion project. The Inland Wetlands and Watercourses Agency voted unanimously to rule that no permit is required for Angelo and Christie Bosco to expand their 86 Weymouth Road pond from 7,100 to 40,000 square feet. The expansion will preserve existing
Enfield America250 Coordinating Committee set fall commemoration dates following summer celebrations. Chair Cindy Kinney and five committee members voted unanimously to approve prior minutes and finalized logistics for an October 17 Abbey Monument re-dedication at 11am with speaker support from
Enfield Town Council unanimously schedules September hearing for $511 million school construction appropriation. The Council voted unanimously on August 25 to approve Resolution 7676, scheduling a September 2 public hearing at 6 p.m. in Town Hall Council Chambers. The $511 million appropriation
Enfield schools open with improved staffing outlook ahead of major building referendum. Superintendent Steven A. Moccio reported the district is "in a much better position" than prior years, with eight certified and approximately 30 non-certified positions open but drawing large candidate pools.
Enfield Town Council advances charter revision to November referendum on divided 8-to-3 vote. Chair Gina Cekala, along with Council members Linda Allegro, Robert Cressotti, Cynthia Mangini, Maya Matthews, John Santanella, and Aaron Thomas, supported the measure, which would take effect December 4,
Enfield Town Council holds public hearing on school modernization plan. The Council received community input on a proposed $511 million appropriation to construct four new elementary schools and convert one to a therapeutic day school, with the town seeking to bond up to $89 million. State
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