Enfield Town Council appoints Cindy M. Cieslak as Town Attorney in 6-5 vote. Mayor Gina Cekala was authorized to execute the agreement with the Rose Kallor LLP attorney, whose compensation is capped at $110,000 for a two-year term through December 31, 2027, with any excess requiring council
Enfield Town Council approves $358,206 transfer for custodian positions. The vote addressed staffing shortages created when seven positions went unfunded in the previous fiscal year, generating excessive overtime particularly at Enfield High School. Director of Public Works Donald Nunes reported
Enfield Council gathers input for strategic goals through 2027. Town Manager Matthew Coppler and Assistant Town Manager Steve Bielenda facilitated presentations from ten town departments including Police, Public Works, Planning and Zoning, Emergency Medical Services, and Economic Development, each
Enfield Council votes 8-3 to forgive Board of Education's $1.7M repayment obligation and adds $285,000 to school budget. The termination of the Memorandum of Understanding eliminates $340,000 in annual payments due the town through 2030; the additional appropriation funds a fifth-grade instrumental
Town Council receives device and software training. Chief Technology Officer Paul Russell instructed Council members on email retrieval and mobile device connectivity, while Town Clerk Sheila Bailey trained the body on CivicClerk, the town's agenda and meeting management software, and the
Enfield Town Council approves $10 million marketplace development grant. The council voted unanimously to accept a Community Investment Fund 2030 award from Connecticut's Department of Economic and Community Development for the Enfield Marketplace project, authorizing Town Manager Matthew Coppler
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