Enfield Culture Commission approved $3,740 poet laureate budget, eagle sculpture project subject to council approval. The commission voted unanimously to fund the Enfield Poetry Festival and Red Poetry, Red Art, and Red Tea events through April 2027, with motion made by member Joyce Bolanos and
Enfield Town Council approved $377,731 in emergency HVAC replacements across municipal buildings. Acting Town Manager Gary Evans and Director of Public Works Donald Nunes secured unanimous approval for Resolution 7721 transferring $215,268 and Resolution 7722 transferring $162,463 for critical
Enfield Town Council convened in special session October 5 but took no formal action. The council met in executive session to discuss one pending litigation matter and four real estate negotiation items, with Director of Economic and Community Development Aaron Marcavitch and Community Development
Enfield Planning & Zoning Commission reviewed proposed zoning code revisions but deferred action to a future meeting. Chairman Kenneth Hilinski convened the special session to examine proposed amendments to Article III General Requirements, which governs general planning procedures. Director of
Enfield Loan Review Committee approved $10,000 First Time Homebuyer loan for Dominguez and Patman. The committee voted unanimously 5-0-0 to grant $10,000 to Morgan Dominguez and James Patman for 4 Carpet Street under the town's First Time Homebuyer Loan Program. Kristy Koistinen, Community
The Enfield Blight Review Committee voted to recommend foreclosure on a property maintenance lien. Deputy Mayor John Santanella and committee members Jennifer Bruyette and Jennifer Bakowski supported recommending the Town Council foreclose on the $30,600 lien at 10 Rim Street, stemming from a
Enfield's Zoning Board rejected a property owner's appeal of a timber-processing cease-order. Property owner Joseph Raschi challenged a cease-and-desist order from Zoning Enforcement Officer Rick Rachele alleging violations at 174 Shaker Road, including timber processing and an alleged accessory
The America250 Coordinating Committee planned bicentennial community events and agreed to pay volunteer Shannon Esslinger $119.01 for work on wood cutouts.
Enfield Planning & Zoning Commission approved a text amendment increasing building coverage in the Industrial Park zone to 50 percent. The amendment, sought by 176 South Road Enterprises LLC, targets parcels abutting South Road with a 7-0 vote, effective October 8. Director Laurie Whitten said the
Enfield Historic District Commission elected new officers and approved a roof replacement project. Vice Chairperson Raymond Gwozdz was elected Chairperson, Tony Velasquez Vice Chairperson, and Nancy Smyth Secretary; all votes were unanimous at 5-0-0. The commission approved a Certificate of
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