Demolition Clears Way For Affordable Housing Project At Former Brookfield Dry Cleaners Site

Cleanup is underway at 20 Station Road in Brookfield, where 60 new apartments, including affordable units, are planned.

Democrats will seek to make it seven wins in nine outings

Party recommends municipal slate for caucus scheduled for July 16

Dunn, Belden head recommended Democratic slate

Party caucus will be held July 16, six p.m. at headquarters on Federal Road.

Brookfield Officials Praise Lamont’s Veto Of Statewide Housing Bill Citing Local Zoning Concerns

Brookfield zoning officials thank Gov. Lamont for vetoing HB5002, citing risks to local control and infrastructure.

Brookfield Opens Cooling Centers During Heat Wave: Here's When & Where

The Town of Brookfield is opening cooling centers to accommodate residents during the projected multi-day heat wave.

​Trying to win as ‘a team’

Hinger, Donnelly want to avoid divisions that hampered Brookfield’s Republican Party two years ago

Fire calls, emergency service responses rise as town grows

Brookfield Volunteer Fire Co.-Headquarters attracts residents who do ‘a lot’ to serve the town

‘No Kings’ Protest Held Saturday in Brookfield: What To Know

The No Kings rallies are anti-Trump protests being held nationwide, meant to coincide with a military parade in Washington.

Political outsider aims for GOP nomination for lieutenant governor

Matt Corey wants to bolster Connecticut’s economy

Brookfield Tapped To Receive State Infrastructure Grant

Statewide, a total of $30 million in state grants will be doled out to complete a wide variety of infrastructure improvements.

Crews Begin Demolition Work, Paving Way For New Brookfield Housing

Demolition began Tuesday morning, in anticipation of a new mixed-use housing development in Brookfield.

Corey to seek Republican nomination for lieutenant governor

Former U.S. Senate candidate says he aims to be "an ambassador" if he wins the number-two position

Town Of Brookfield Memorial Day Parade: When & Where

The festivities will begin with a ceremony at Willams Park.

Brookfield Voters Approve $91.2M Budget With Tax Rate Increase

Brookfield voters OK $91.2M budget for 2025–26, funding police hires, school upgrades, and a 3.69% tax rate increase.

Brookfield GOP Announces 2025 Slate Ahead of July 16 Caucus

Brookfield Republicans announce 2025 municipal candidates, including Karl Hinger for First Selectman; caucus set for July 16.

Monteiro explores multiple political opportunities

Republican seeking nomination for Brookfield first selectman also recently considered running for mayor of Danbury, Connecticut GOP chair

Brookfield Democrats Seek Candidates For 2025 Local Elections

Brookfield Democratic Town Committee seeks residents to run for key local boards in 2025 municipal elections.

Dunn, Belden want to build capital projects with little tax increase

Democratic candidates also prioritize revised Plan of Conservation & Development

Tooker brings municipal, corporate portfolio to GOP gubernatorial race

Westport first selectman insists fiscal guardrails must be maintained

Brookfield Budget Referendum Details Released

Here are the five questions Brookfield residents will be asked to vote on at an upcoming referendum.

Mark the date: July 16

Republicans will choose between Karl Hinger, Austin Monteiro for first selectman nomination at party caucus

Grimes endorses Hinger

Longtime Brookfield Republican leader will not seek party's nod for first selectman

DATE CHANGE: Brookfield's Town-Wide Tag Sale

Rain is in the forecast for Saturday; here's what that means for Brookfield's Town Wide Tag Sale

Brookfield Annual Town Meeting Set For May 6

See the latest announcement from the Town of Brookfield.

​Connecticut needs more kilowatts

State Senate Republican Leader Harding says greater supply would reduce costs

Brookfield Nets $7K From Nickel-Per-Nip Program To Support Cleanup

Brookfield earned nearly $7K from nip bottle sales to fund local environmental efforts under Connecticut’s Nickel-Per-Nip program.

Monteiro, Carr To Run As Ticket For Brookfield Selectmen Seats

Four years ago they had appeared destined to be a ticket

180 turn out to protest Trump, complicit Republican Congress

Republican State Senate Leader Harding says president is correct in trying to address China’s unfair trade practices

Brookfield Begins Cleanup Of Contaminated Site To Pave Way For Housing

Brookfield officials are moving forward with a redevelopment plan to remediate a major contaminated site ahead of new housing construction.

Hinger says Brookfield needs to maintain its ‘charm’

Zoning Board of Appeals vice chairman aims to annex Republican nomination for first selectman

Brookfield Schedules Second Public Workshop For 2025 Development Plan

Brookfield will host a second workshop on April 22 to gather input on the 2025 conservation and development plan draft.

Brookfield Special Town Meeting On FY 2025-25 Capital Expenses Set For April 1

See the latest announcement from the Town of Brookfield.

Brookfield Yard Refuse Center Sets 2025 Seasonal Schedule

Brookfield's Yard Refuse Center opens April 12 for residents. Permits required. Grass clippings not accepted.

Dunn, Belden running again for selectmen positions

Say they want to guide town through next steps in expanding police facilities, establishing community center

Dunn doesn't believe selectmen need to probe Board of Ethics

First Selectman says his experience indicates that Board of Ethics maintains 'highest level of integrity'

Tony Carr calls for appointing new members to Board of Ethics

States that the current board has been ineffective

Brookfield Household Hazardous Waste Collection Events Scheduled For 2025

The Housatonic Resources Recovery Authority has announced its schedule for the 2025 Household Hazardous Waste drop-off events.

Dunn declines to second Carr's motion to censure Belden for remarks

Tara Carr says Belden's comments regarding her husband were inaccurate and "an embarrassment to the town;" Dunn said Belden 'made a mistake'

Brookfield Selectmen Approve Funds To Upgrade Police Locker Room

Two other requests approved for police programs

Resilient towns demonstrate a marked recovery from flood

Berthel concerned about Lamont’s call for $300 million a year for child care costs