Payment is due by Oct. 31, according to First Selectman Monica McNally's most recent town newsletter.
The new town of Darien website is expected to make its debut soon.
The Board of Selectmen on Tuesday unanimously voted for the increases. This is the first time since 2018 the fees will go up.
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The Darien Board of Selectmen unanimously approved suggestions they'd like to see the RTM include in any potential town noise ordinance.
Grade crossing warning devices, overhead power & signal systems are being re-energized, and test trains will commence checking the upgrades.
The money, which is part of American Rescue Plan Act funds, will be used to repair the concrete floor in the Dept. of Public Works garage.
Darien is looking to increase daily parking fees, annual commuter permits, and annual merchant permits.
The money would be used to reconstruct the three athletic fields at McGuane Park.
It's time to start thinking about fall and winter programing from Darien Parks & Recreation.
The town is looking to generate more revenue to maintain parking lots and to support anticipated train station projects.
The meeting will focus on the study and the flooding between Tilly Pond and the Goodwives River at Old Kings Highway South.
Vibrio vulnificus is a public health concern for wound infections in Long Island Sound, but has never been linked to shellfish consumption.
Those interested in joining the RTM must complete a nominating petition to get on the Nov. 7 ballot.
The Town of Darien has completed a drainage study and will hold a public informational meeting.
Darien Health Department Director David Knauf said the department is "reaching a crisis point" in being able to perform needed inspections.
First Selectman Monica McNally has announced her plans for the upcoming November election.
First Selectman Monica McNally said that her office has received noise complaints ranging from garbage trucks to gas-powered leaf blowers.
Darien First Selectman Monica McNally gave an update on Great Island during last week's Board of Selectmen meeting.
Over 20 residents rallied outside of Darien Town Hall before the Board of Selectmen meeting on Monday night.
Darien First Selectman Monica McNally issued a proclamation for Juneteenth.
The leases are expected to bring in $372,000 in fiscal year 2024, according to the chair of the RTM's Finance and Budget Committee.
The next Darien Board of Selectmen meeting is scheduled for Monday, June 5.
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The two garden marble statues date back to the 1930s. They're located near the main house on Great Island.
The Darien Representative Town Meeting met on Monday to approve the fiscal year 2024 budget.
The Town of Darien has completed a drainage study and will hold a public informational meeting at Darien Town Hall.
Darien Pride is hoping the board of selectmen will consider issuing a proclamation in support of Pride Month in June.
Create a Permanent Child Tax Credit by Isabel Almeida, Margo Amgott, Mike Pacowta*
The money will be used for technology and communications upgrades aboard Darien-127, the police department's boat.
The advisory committee will provide oversight to "post-acquisition tasks" on Great Island.
Results will be explained in detail, and members of the public are invited to attend and speak.
Darien is funding the upcoming acquisition of Great Island, the Hindley, Holmes and Royle renovations, and other smaller capital projects.
On Monday night, the Darien Board of Selectmen unanimously approved the charge for a Great Island Phase 1 Advisory Committee.
The Darien Representative Town Meeting voted last week to amend the town's blight ordinance.
Each residence is permitted one pickup per calendar year.
McNally said recently the first order of business is to complete the purchase in May, followed by some improvement work to the property.
CT House and Senate Republicans "stand with local leaders in [their] call for a community-driven approach to development legislation."
The Darien Police Department is looking to renovate and expand existing locker room space to accommodate more female officers.
The evaluation would improve and restore two baseball fields and a softball field at McGuane Park.