CT Primary 2026: What Danbury Voters Need To Know

Danbury voters will head to the polls Tuesday for Connecticut’s 2026 primary. Here are the key races, polling locations and hours to know.

Danbury Mayor Says New Death Wishes Echo 2025 Credible Threat

Officials say the case that prompted the mayor's security detail involved dozens of firearms.

New Route 7 Safety Improvements Planned After Fatal Danbury Crash

Officials outlined Route 7 safety improvements days after Officer Cooper Whiteside and Brittany Islami were killed.

Lamont Campaign Opens New Headquarters In Danbury Ahead Of Primary

The office is one of nine campaign headquarters opening across Connecticut before next month's Democratic primary.

Danbury Mayor Backs Four-Year Terms For Mayor, City Council

The proposal is part of a broader charter revision that could reshape city government if approved.

Proposed Changes That Could Reshape Danbury Government: What To Know

The city will host a public hearing on the proposed changes this week,

Danbury Approves 20% Pay Raise For Mayor, Increases For Other Officials

Supporters said the increases will help attract qualified candidates, while opponents called the proposal "tone deaf."

Danbury Firefighters Union Endorses Farley Santos For Reelection

The union wrote a letter of support for Santos, who represents Connecticut's 109th district.

Danbury Approved Budget And Cut Tax Rate Increase To Under 1%

The City Council lowered the proposed mill rate before Tuesday’s vote after officials announced additional state aid.

Danbury Set To Receive $4.5M In New State Funding Under Budget Plan

The funding increase is part of the newly approved state budget aimed at easing pressure on local taxes and school costs.

Danbury Received $44K From ‘Nickel Per Nip’ Fee

A state environmental fee on miniature liquor bottles has generated more than $22 million statewide since 2021.

Danbury Rep Leads Fertility Coverage Bill Through CT House After Debate

State Rep. Raghib Allie-Brennan said the proposal would update how infertility is defined and who qualifies for coverage.

Danbury Ups Offer To $325K In Lawsuit With Former Finance Director: Report

The proposed settlement would resolve a dispute over a retirement agreement, according to a report.

Danbury Mayor Proposes $349M Budget With Tax Increase, Plan Heads To May Vote

The proposal includes higher spending, a mill rate increase and added funding for schools and public safety.

Danbury City Council Advanced $3M Proposal For Public Improvements To May Vote

Funding could support drainage upgrades, sidewalk work and other infrastructure projects across the city.

Traffic Cameras Could Come To Danbury — What To Know

A proposal would allow automated traffic enforcement devices, but more review is needed before a final vote.

Danbury-Area Lawmaker Pushes To Expand Fertility Coverage Access

The proposal would update how infertility is defined, potentially widening access to insurance-covered treatment.

Danbury To Appeal $16M Judgment, Warns Of ‘Dangerous’ Impact Across CT

City officials say the ruling could have far-reaching consequences for municipalities statewide if it stands.

New Candidate Enters Race For Danbury-Area State Senate Seat

A New Fairfield resident is running for the 24th District, which includes Danbury.

Danbury Housing Proposal Receives Positive Feedback: Report

An official vote is likely to be held in April.

Could Aquarion Sale Raise Water Rates? Danbury Lawmaker Urges Pause

Some lawmakers say the proposed $2.4 billion sale of Aquarion Water Company could lead to higher water bills for Connecticut customers.

Danbury Republican Alliance Wins Nearly All Town Committee Seats In Primary: Report

Danbury Republicans voted in a primary to determine who will serve on the city’s Republican Town Committee.

Amid Positive Bond Rating, Danbury Announces Major Bond Sale

Danbury sold nearly $200M in bonds and notes at favorable rates after Fitch and S&P reaffirmed AA+ rating.

Danbury Officials Unveil Good Fiscal News For City

City leaders said the recently released bond rating stands to save taxpayers' money.

Danbury's Employment Data Released, Here's What The Numbers Reveal

The Connecticut Department of Labor has released town-by-town unemployment numbers for December 2025.

Danbury Zoning Panel Re-elects Leadership, Reviews Procedures

Zoning commissioners in Danbury re-elected officers, revisited statutory procedures, and set policies at their Jan. 13 meeting.

Danbury State Senator To Seek Fifth Term

The incumbent Democrat serves the communities of Danbury, New Fairfield, and Ridgefield.

December 2025 Update From Danbury Mayor Roberto Alves

"As we shift into the holiday spirit and get ready for the new year, I’m reflecting on all our City has accomplished over the past year…"

Danbury Mayor Alves Kicks Cancer

After just four chemotherapy treatments, a PET scan has determined the cancer is "untraceable" in Alves' body.

Danbury City Council Advances Grants, Reviews Safety Projects And Opens Pay-Scale Proposal For Elected Office

Danbury Council approves grants, reviews safety upgrades, and sends elected-official pay proposal to an ad hoc panel.

Callahan: It’s Time for Connecticut To Rethink The Public Benefits Charge

"Programs that fund energy efficiency and renewable energy should not be a debt placed on the backs of ratepayers…"

Danbury Planners Back 3 City Referrals, Clear Path For Fire Station, Water Upgrades

Danbury’s Planning Commission issued three positive referrals, including steps toward a new West Side fire station.

Attorney General Orders Danbury Weight-Loss Spa To Halt Marketing Of Bootleg Injections

Danbury clinic told to stop promoting non-FDA-approved GLP-1 injections as state expands crackdown on unsafe weight-loss drugs.

Danbury Zoning Commission Approves Two Café Alcohol Permits After Lengthy Hearings

Danbury’s Zoning Commission approved alcohol permits for two new cafés; hearings focused on hours, food, and neighborhood impact.

Danbury Mayor Roberto Alves' Newsletter For November 2025

School Bus Safety, Mixed Martial Arts Programs, 3 Audits, Veterans Tax Exemption and more Danbury news…

Allie-Brennan: 'State Inaction Brought Puppy Mill Stores Back To Danbury'

"Yet even as this harmful business model resurfaces, many people still believe these stores 'work with rescues.' They don’t."

Danbury Catches Up On Delayed Audits, Reports Strong Fund Balance

Danbury completes third delayed audit under Mayor Alves, showing a strong fund balance and $2.3M revenue surplus.

Kimberly Place In Danbury Among 15 Housing Developments Receiving State Financing Across Connecticut

State funding to aid 15 housing projects, including Danbury’s Kimberly Place renovation, creating or preserving 1,105 units.

Danbury Election Results 2025: Vote Totals For Every Race

Here are the vote totals for every candidate that ran in the Danbury local elections on Tuesday, Nov. 4.

Danbury Election Results 2025: Projected Winner Revealed In Mayoral Race

Danbury residents cast their ballots for several key local races on Election Day. Here are the latest results.