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
Enfield Zoning Board approves Conroy variance for Middlesex Drive garage. Property owner Michael D. Conroy Jr. received unanimous approval from the four-member board to construct a garage and mudroom at 2 Middlesex Drive with relief from setback requirements, the board determining that his
Enfield facilities committee seeks $15,000 for stalled school roof tests. The Joint Facilities Committee discovered that a roof-condition study directive issued in February had not begun due to lack of allocated funding; the Town Manager has now directed staff to proceed. Testing for Parkman,
Enfield Blight Review Committee reduces Windsor Street fines to $1,000 from $66,699. The committee voted unanimously to recommend the reduction to Town Council for the property owned by Timothy Collins and facing purchase by Stephen Kane after confirming that all requested repairs, including
Enfield Town Council schedules $511M school-construction hearing with an $89M local share. The council unanimously approved scheduling a public hearing for August 24 to allow public comment on a four-school construction and one-school conversion project estimated to cost residents $89 million out
Enfield Board of Education convenes for strategic planning retreat. The board gathered for a special meeting on July 28 to review the District Improvement Plan and 2026-27 goals, with Board Chair Amanda Pickett facilitating a brainstorming session on district priorities. Eight of nine board members
Enfield Library Board approves streaming licenses and reupholstery funding. The five-member Library Board of Trustees unanimously approved the annual library budget as submitted and granted two director funding requests totaling $970: an additional $370 for SWANK streaming movie licenses and $600
Enfield Planning and Zoning Commission approves Gale Toyota parking expansion. The commission voted 7 to 0 to approve Michael Green's application to add a parking lot and reconstruct an existing lot at 64 Palomba Drive, imposing 32 conditions. In related action, the commission voted 6 to 1 to
Aquifer protection agency approves gas station certificate renewal. The Aquifer Protection Agency voted 7-0 to renew an aquifer certificate for Big Y Express Gas Station at 241 Hazard Avenue after Assistant Planner Stephen Hiney reported that two violations discovered during site inspection had