Enfield Commission on Aging's Senior Living program wins national media award. The television program, which has aired on Cox Community Television Channel 15 since January 2019, earned first place honors in the 2026 Hometown Media Awards competition from the Alliance for Community Media Foundation.
Enfield Conservation Commission convenes with full attendance for routine administrative business. Chair William Cote presided over all nine commissioners to approve May minutes by a vote of six to zero, with one abstention. Commissioner Michael Dynia reported the Scantic River Watershed
Agricultural Commission reviews farmland preservation priorities, presses town counsel on zoning. The commission evaluated Trinity Farm on Oliver Road and Chmura farm on Middle Road against conservation scoring criteria set by Connecticut's Farmland Preservation Program, which requires a minimum
The Enfield Blight Review Committee unanimously votes to expand property maintenance inspector positions. The committee met June 4 and voted unanimously to request town staff develop two year-round, part-time inspector positions to expand from the current single inspector. Deputy Mayor John
Enfield TIF Committee meets after quorum delay, tables facade loan application pending review. Commissioner John Santanella arrived at 3:39 p.m., establishing the required quorum. The committee voted unanimously to cancel its July 1 regular meeting and schedule a special July 15 meeting at 3:30
Enfield Economic Development Commission advances Small Business Passport program. Chair Mary Ann Turner and the commission endorsed a program designed to connect residents with local businesses, with commissioners volunteering to visit specific establishments as part of promotion efforts. The
Enfield wetlands agency tabled a material removal application to June 16. The applicant, Joseph Liquore, at 117 North Street sought approval to remove brush, topsoil, and rubble from the Upland Review Area but failed to submit required erosion and sediment control measures, with Wetlands Agent
Commission approves $250 for poetry club, advances sculpture planning. The Enfield Culture and Arts Commission unanimously approved $250 in refreshments funding for the Enfield Poetry Club and received detailed proposals for "Eagles in Flight," a multiyear public art initiative targeting 20
Water authority unanimously approves sewer rate hearing. The Enfield Water Pollution Control Authority, with all 11 members present, voted unanimously to schedule a public hearing on proposed sewer service fees and rates for fiscal year 2026/2027. Resolution 4738, proposed by Cynthia Mangini and
Enfield Town Council voted to extend a 20-year tax credit for the Elm Street Square development project. The Council voted 8-3 to extend a 20-year credit enhancement agreement to The Shops at Elm Street Square LLC, directing approximately $2.3 million in tax revenue toward required state road
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