Wilton Grand List Grows For Second Year
Wilton’s 2025 grand list rose 1.81 percent, marking the second straight year of growth. Town officials say higher values in homes, personal property, and motor vehicles drove the increase. Leaders say the rising grand list could help ease pressure on taxpayers as the budget is developed.
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYPower Restored After Wind-Driven Outages
Hundreds of power outages across Connecticut were restored after strong winds followed a winter storm. Eversource says most customers had service back by Sunday morning, with only a few dozen outages remaining statewide. Utility crews continue repairs as cold and windy conditions persist.
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYRidgefield Woman Allowed Supervised Virtual Contact With Children
A judge has approved supervised virtual contact with two minor children for 33 year old Kristen Emily Hogan of Ridgefield. Hogan is charged with attempted murder, perjury, evidence tampering, and interfering with an officer in separate poisoning and paternity fraud cases. The modified protective order was approved in Superior Court, with Hogan due back in […]
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYRidgefield Police Report Drop In Auto Theft
Ridgefield police say stolen vehicle reports fell sharply in 2025, with eight cases reported, down from more than 30 in each of the prior two years. Police credit increased patrols, license plate readers, and community awareness efforts. Overall calls for service and arrests rose, while identity theft reports also declined, according to annual police data.
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYRegion 15 Enrollment Expected To Level Off
Region 15 school officials say enrollment is projected to stabilize after years of decline, with a slight increase expected over the next decade. District leaders say recent birth trends and slower home sales are driving the new projections. Officials say staffing levels remain steady as enrollment has not dropped below classroom thresholds.
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYDanbury Issues Snow Cleanup Citations
Danbury has issued 38 citations and 86 written warnings for sidewalks left uncleared more than a week after a major snowstorm. City officials say crews continue post-storm cleanup after moving more than 20,000 yards of snow. Residents are reminded they are responsible for clearing sidewalks and fire hydrants on their property.
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYRidgefield Warns Of Extreme Cold Hazards
Ridgefield emergency officials say as extreme cold and dangerous wind chills remain in the area, they are urging residents to take precautions. Officials recommend protecting pipes, safely using generators outdoors, and making sure carbon monoxide detectors are working. Residents are also asked to report power outages to Eversource and sign up for Ridgefield Alerts for […]
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYRidgefield Debates Town Administrator Position
Ridgefield’s Board of Selectpersons is weighing the creation of a town administrator role to handle day-to-day operations as the community grows. The position would support department oversight without reducing the authority of the first selectperson and provide continuity for future administrations. Officials say the idea is still under discussion and is unlikely to be implemented […]
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYWestCOG Seeks Summer Planning Aides
The Western Connecticut Council of Governments is hiring Planning Aides for Summer 2026 to support regional stormwater and infrastructure data collection. The full-time, temporary jobs run roughly from May through September and include both fieldwork and GIS-based office tasks. Applications are open through April 17, with details posted on the WestCOG website.
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