Danbury Voters To Decide On Bond Measure
Danbury voters will decide on a $49 million bond measure in November aimed at enhancing public safety and infrastructure. If approved, the funds will go toward building a new fire station on the west side, upgrading police technology, and improving city roads. Mayor Roberto Alves says there is an urgent need for better emergency response […]
Read MoreState Funds Will Cover Restoration Costs Of Franklin St. Extension Bridge In Danbury
Danbury is set to receive a $500,000 state grant for the restoration of the Franklin Street Extension Bridge, which has been closed since a truck accident caused significant damage. The funding is expected to be approved by the State Bond Commission when it meets next Tuesday, October 22. The grant is part of ongoing efforts […]
Read MoreEarly Voting Begins On Monday
Connecticut voters are reminded that a 14-day early voting period for the 2024 general election begins on Monday. This marks the first time early voting will be offered for a general election in Connecticut, allowing voters to cast their ballots in person at designated locations, including town halls, before Election Day. The new system is […]
Read MoreAugust Rainfall Did Not Break Records
We are now learning that Connecticut did not set a new rainfall record during the severe storm in August that resulted in three fatalities. The National Weather Service now says that while some parts of the state reported over 10 inches of rain, measurements in other areas now suggest record levels were deemed inaccurate due […]
Read MoreSouthbury Library Still Closed After Suffering Storm Damage
The Southbury Library remains closed indefinitely following severe flooding back in August which resulted in the destruction of over 1,000 books. Town officials are currently assessing the extent of the damage and determining the necessary repairs. In the meantime, voters in the area will be redirected to the Calvary Southbury Church for the upcoming November […]
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