Democratic candidates also prioritize revised Plan of Conservation & Development
Westport first selectman insists fiscal guardrails must be maintained
Here are the five questions Brookfield residents will be asked to vote on at an upcoming referendum.
Republicans will choose between Karl Hinger, Austin Monteiro for first selectman nomination at party caucus
Longtime Brookfield Republican leader will not seek party's nod for first selectman
Rain is in the forecast for Saturday; here's what that means for Brookfield's Town Wide Tag Sale
See the latest announcement from the Town of Brookfield.
State Senate Republican Leader Harding says greater supply would reduce costs
Brookfield earned nearly $7K from nip bottle sales to fund local environmental efforts under Connecticut’s Nickel-Per-Nip program.
Four years ago they had appeared destined to be a ticket
Republican State Senate Leader Harding says president is correct in trying to address China’s unfair trade practices
Brookfield officials are moving forward with a redevelopment plan to remediate a major contaminated site ahead of new housing construction.
Zoning Board of Appeals vice chairman aims to annex Republican nomination for first selectman
Brookfield will host a second workshop on April 22 to gather input on the 2025 conservation and development plan draft.
Brookfield's Yard Refuse Center opens April 12 for residents. Permits required. Grass clippings not accepted.
Say they want to guide town through next steps in expanding police facilities, establishing community center
First Selectman says his experience indicates that Board of Ethics maintains 'highest level of integrity'
States that the current board has been ineffective
The Housatonic Resources Recovery Authority has announced its schedule for the 2025 Household Hazardous Waste drop-off events.
Tara Carr says Belden's comments regarding her husband were inaccurate and "an embarrassment to the town;" Dunn said Belden 'made a mistake'
Two other requests approved for police programs
Berthel concerned about Lamont’s call for $300 million a year for child care costs
The Republican state lawmaker from Brookfield has introduced several bills aimed of interest to local residents.
The Brookfield Republican Town Committee is seeking candidates for several municipal offices and commissions.
Brookfield officials have announced the opening of several warming centers to provide relief from the frigid conditions.
Selectman wants to concurrently develop price tags for proposed larger police facilities and future use of Center Elementary School
Hinger is vice chairman of the Brookfield Zoning Board of Appeals and a member of the Brookfield Republican Town Committee.
The grant is part of $400,000 going to 12 projects statewide that will reduce the impacts of aquatic invasive species on inland waters in CT
What flood mitigation grants from FEMA are available to Brookfield residents?
Chairman Bob Zinser says design and environmental reviews, public input on activities are still to be completed
However, canvassing appears to still be the most valuable communication
Klepper-Smith points to data that state still suffers from a monthly outmigration of residents
A new online survey of Brookfield residents will help the town identify priority issues and opportunities.
Brookfield warming centers will remain open through noon Saturday, Jan. 25.
Gov. Ned Lamont is directing the state’s severe cold weather protocol to go into effect beginning at 6:00 p.m. on Sunday
First-term state senator says fiscal guard rails ‘make perfect sense,’ but there may be room ‘for modest adjustments’
State party chairman Ben Proto says he believes voters are starting to move in the Republican direction.
Warming Centers are open through noon Friday, January 10, 2025.
Dunn says proposal 'doesn't make any sense'; Carr says decision is 'disingenuous'