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Here's everything you need to know concerning state and federal elections in Enfield.
John Kissel shares with Patch why he should be re-elected to the 7th State Senate District seat, representing northern Connecticut.
Rick LeBorious shares with Patch why he should be elected to the 59th House District seat, serving Enfield and East Windsor.
Bob Hendrickson shares with Patch why he should be elected to serve the 58th State House District in Enfield.
Cynthia Mangini shares with Patch why she should be elected to serve the 7th Senatorial District in northern Connecticut.
Jeffrey Rousseau assumes the District 3 seat on the Enfield Town Council vacated by the resignation of Doug Finger.
A pair of Enfield Town Council members were victorious in Democratic primaries for seats in the state Senate and General Assembly Tuesday.
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There are two Democratic races on the Aug. 13 primary ballot in Enfield.
The longtime town employee was in his second term as an elected member of the town council.
The Planning and Zoning Commission will consider two applications at its meeting 7 p.m. Thursday, June 13.
Republicans and Democrats chose their candidates for the 58th District in the Connecticut General Assembly at party caucuses Wednesday.
Four-term Republican incumbent Carol Hall will be opposed for her seat in the General Assembly by former Enfield Mayor Richard LeBorious.
Longtime Republican incumbent John Kissel and Democratic Enfield Town Councilor Cindy Mangini were endorsed at recent conventions.
A 15.4-acre parcel across the road from the Shaker Recreation Complex has been approved for conveyance to the town by state legislators.
Here's how the locals voted in the 2024 Democratic and Republican presidential primaries.
Two Democrats and a pair of Republicans have filed official paperwork to run for the 58th District seat held for three terms by Tom Arnone.
The council voted to prohibit non-resident parking on the side street off Route 5 during overnight hours, seven days a week.
The town council narrowly approved a resolution to only allow the U.S., Connecticut and MIA/POW flags on town-owned buildings and flagpoles.
The town council also appointed Tom Tyler as interim town attorney. Both votes were 6-4 along party lines.
Republicans Charlotte Riley and Peter Jonaitis were elected chair and vice chair of the Board of Education at its organizational meeting.
New leadership took office in Enfield Monday night, as the town council makeup switched to a 7-4 Republican majority.
Two years after abruptly resigning as town manager, Christopher Bromson is being brought back into the fold to replace Ellen Zoppo-Sassu.
Town Manager Ellen Zoppo-Sassu submitted her resignation Thursday.
Two races for district council seats are headed for recounts, but Republicans regained majority control of the council and school board.
Enfield resident Peter Jonaitis tells Patch why he should be elected to the Board of Education.