"…But what kind of experience leads you to push forward a major ordinance without working with the departments it affects?"
Republican Goldstein ‘considering’ fourth run for Congress in Fourth District
Audrey Blondin, long-time Democratic official, says it also may be a reaction to Connecticut not having term limits for its governors
Governor Lamont has activated hot weather protocol through Wednesday, July 30.
Brookfield will hold a public hearing Aug. 12 on its Draft 2025 Plan of Conservation and Development at BHS Auditorium.
Lt. Gov. Bysiewicz laments that females still haven’t cracked the ‘glass ceiling’ to the White House
Selectman, former first selectman was not nominated for another term at Republican caucus
Brookfield awards EnviroConsultants contract for $528K soil and groundwater cleanup at 20 Station Road, part of $1.2M DECD grant project.
Brookfield Republican Town Committee announces endorsed candidates for November 2025 municipal election, highlighting fiscal responsibility
Brookfield Democrats unanimously back full 2025 municipal slate featuring incumbents and new candidates, "focused on community and progress.
Candidates for various boards nominated at party caucus
Monteiro says he won’t primary, but warns that Democrats will be motivated in November following Trump’s 2024 victory
First selectman urges party to address lack of national 'civility' by ‘working together’ during municipal campaign
What makes an effective political speech?
Economist Klepper-Smith says Trump’s tariffs, domestic ‘Big Beautiful Bill’ could 'elongate' a downturn
Hinger, Monteiro run for GOP nomination for first selectman; Dunn seeks sixth consecutive Democratic nod
Hamden state representative offers progressive platform, which includes property tax reform
May recommend to expand current headquarters or build new elsewhere
As governor, New Britain Mayor Erin Stewart says she would establish property tax reform, trim the work force, enact zero-based budgeting
Environmental survey delays Brookfield's next Streetscape phase; construction still targeted for summer 2026.
Local Leaders Condemn Divisive Rhetoric of State Rep. Bob Godfrey and First Selectman Steve Dunn
Added pieces are being addressed in the capital projects jigsaw puzzle
Applauds Alves for helping bring more state funds to Danbury
Cleanup is underway at 20 Station Road in Brookfield, where 60 new apartments, including affordable units, are planned.
Party recommends municipal slate for caucus scheduled for July 16
Party caucus will be held July 16, six p.m. at headquarters on Federal Road.
Brookfield zoning officials thank Gov. Lamont for vetoing HB5002, citing risks to local control and infrastructure.
The Town of Brookfield is opening cooling centers to accommodate residents during the projected multi-day heat wave.
Hinger, Donnelly want to avoid divisions that hampered Brookfield’s Republican Party two years ago
Brookfield Volunteer Fire Co.-Headquarters attracts residents who do ‘a lot’ to serve the town
The No Kings rallies are anti-Trump protests being held nationwide, meant to coincide with a military parade in Washington.
Matt Corey wants to bolster Connecticut’s economy
Statewide, a total of $30 million in state grants will be doled out to complete a wide variety of infrastructure improvements.
Demolition began Tuesday morning, in anticipation of a new mixed-use housing development in Brookfield.
Former U.S. Senate candidate says he aims to be "an ambassador" if he wins the number-two position
The festivities will begin with a ceremony at Willams Park.
Brookfield voters OK $91.2M budget for 2025–26, funding police hires, school upgrades, and a 3.69% tax rate increase.
Brookfield Republicans announce 2025 municipal candidates, including Karl Hinger for First Selectman; caucus set for July 16.
Republican seeking nomination for Brookfield first selectman also recently considered running for mayor of Danbury, Connecticut GOP chair
Brookfield Democratic Town Committee seeks residents to run for key local boards in 2025 municipal elections.