The Town Council convened in special session October 19 to discuss pending litigation in Executive Session. Chair Gina Cekala presided over the meeting with 10 of 11 members present; Robert Cressotti was absent.
Town Council held a public hearing October 19 on a proposed lease of the Old Town Hall to the Enfield Historical Society, Inc., drawing no public comment. The hearing was legally noticed in the Journal Inquirer on October 7 and October 14, 2026.
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 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 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 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 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