Here's everything you need to know concerning state and federal elections in Avon, including the candidates and polling places.
Here's everything you need to know concerning state and federal elections in Avon including the candidates, polling places, voting hours.
Eleni Kavros Degraw shares why she should be re-elected. The 17th State House District includes Canton and Avon.
The 8th includes Norfolk, Hartland, Canton, Simsbury, New Hartford, Avon, Barkhamsted, Colebrook, Granby, Harwinton and Torrington.
Manju Gerber shares why she should be elected. The 17th State House District includes Canton and Avon.
The Town of Avon said the mailers appear to be from Texas and they falsely claim people are not registered to vote.
District has Avon, Barkhamsted, Canton, Colebrook, Hartland, New Hartford, Norfolk, Simsbury and parts of Granby, Harwinton, and Torrington.
The two-term incumbent was named a 2024 Council of State Governments Henry Stoll Fellow.
The town Tuesday said the registrar of voters' phone number was incorrect in an insert sent out with tax bills earlier this month.
Tuesday, Aug. 13, is Connecticut's primary day, with the entire state looking to finalize a GOP senate hopeful, among other races.
With a new budget for 2024-25 now adopted by the town (despite three failed votes), people can now start paying their taxes online.
The Town of Avon Friday released finalized tax payment information after the town council adopted a budget earlier in the week.
The Avon Town Council Wednesday night approved both a new town/school budget for 2024-25 and a new tax rate.
Avon officials Wednesday will invoke a 2002 legal opinion they claim allows for unilateral adoption of a budget after three failed votes.
Twice, voters have resoundingly shot down prior budget plans, with a third referendum slated for Monday, July 8, at the Avon Senior Center.
While routine calls are not working at the Avon Police Department or Avon Town Hall, 911 is still working as normal.
Avon's municipal offices will operate under a summer scheduled through Aug. 23.
The forum will take place at the Avon Senior Center on Tuesday night.
Avon officials this week outlined another timeline of meetings and decisions as the town looks to have a third budget vote on July 8.
As the town struggles to pass a budget for 2024-25, Avon officials are telling folks to hold off on paying taxes until bills are out.
With even more turning out to the polls Friday, voters resoundingly rejected the same town/school budget that was shot down last month.
Local officials said the time when taxes must be paid will depend on Friday's townwide budget vote results.
Avon voters will go to the polls Friday, June 7, to decide town/school budget proposals that remain unchanged from the one rejected in May.
A national nonprofit sent letters implying some are not registered to vote, with Avon officials saying those didn't come from the town.
Avon officials will conduct a public hearing slated for Tuesday, May 28, with a second vote set for June 7.
In a budget referendum that wasn't even close, voters Wednesday resoundingly shot down a town/school spending plan for 2024-25.
The district includes Avon, Simsbury, Canton, Barkhamsted, Colebrook, Granby, Hartland, Harwinton, New Hartford, Norfolk and Torrington.
Avon's charter stipulates that if less than 9 percent of voters cast ballots, then the budget — regardless of the outcome — passes.
Avon's budget package for next fiscal year is 5.44 percent larger, with the recent revaluation expected to impact taxpayers differently.
Besides Donald Trump and Joe Biden there were several names on the ballots for Avon residents to choose from.
The Avon Board of Finance is having a budget workshop Wednesday night, April 3, to fine-tune spending plans for the next fiscal year.
While the presidential hopefuls are already finalized, the primary will take place Tuesday, April 2.
A public hearing on proposed town spending — and the likely tax impact — will take place Monday night, April 1.
The document outlines ways the town can improve bicycle and pedestrian access and is a policy-making tool for local leaders.
The Town of Avon has its budget meetings, documents and other source material on how tax dollars will be spent next year online.
Supplemental motor vehicle tax bills and second-installment real estate bills are due by Feb. 1 to avoid a late penalty.
Her district includes Avon, Barkhamsted. Canton, Colebrook, Granby, Hartland, Harwinton, New Hartford, Norfolk, Simsbury and Torrington.
The Town of Avon has created an online feature allowing folks to check on 2023's tax history for each taxpayer in town.
The Town of Avon Thursday said the 2024 town calendar/2022-23 annual report is now available both online and at various town locations.