Fairfield's First Selectman Bill Gerber is looking to update the Town Charter for first time in nearly two decades. A 2022 attempt failed.
"Since Mr. Becker's appointment as interim CFO over seven months ago, his resume has not been provided to any town bodies upon request."
Combined, the two parcels measure a little over half an acre.
First Selectman Bill Gerber announced to staff Friday that David Becker, currently Fairfield's interim CFO, was also taking on the COO post.
The event was held last weekend at The Patterson Club in Fairfield.
HB 5507: "An Act Concerning State Agency and Court Proceedings Relating to Electric Transmission Lines."
The town is always seeking residents with an interest in serving on an appointed board, commission or authority.
Fairfield residents can review and comment on the draft through June 28.
"Early Voting is a new service being offered in every town this year..." — Matthew Waggner, Fairfield Registrar of Voters
Leeper represents the 132nd District in Fairfield and Southport.
At the May 30 meeting, state legislators will discuss current legislation to reform the utility decision-making process.
Harrison, a Republican, is seeking the 132nd District General Assembly seat.
Hwang, a Republican, is seeking his fifth term in the Connecticut Senate.
Caucus to nominate a Republican candidate for Probate Judge
An online petition has been launched to save A Child's Garden, which will vacate its town-owned space at the end of the 2024-25 school year.
Fairfield resident Rob Blanchard is running for the 28th District post.
Harrison, a Republican currently serving on the Town Plan & Zoning Commission, is a former RTM member and Chair of the FairTV Commission.
The budget as approved represents smart fiscal discipline while supporting the services taxpayers have come to expect.
The Honorable Kathleen N. Maxham has held the post since November 2018.
132nd State Assembly, Registrar of Voters, and Justice of the Peace Nominations
The Board of Finance set the town's mill rate Thursday night.
HB 5507 passed on May 8 corrects regulatory bias favoring utility companies.
Residents voted on revising the Town Charter in 2022, but the plan failed. Fairfield's Town Charter has not been updated in 18 years.
Blanchard will be a collaborative partner who will deliver meaningful results for Bethel, Easton, Fairfield, and Newtown residents.
Senator Tony Hwang Praises Senate Passage of Education Legislation that Delays CT Racial Imbalance Redistricting Process
State Sen. Tony Hwang discusses the legislation introduced in the Connecticut General Assembly to reform the Connecticut Siting Council.
The utility company is planning to install tall poles to string high-voltage transmission lines above ground through parts of Fairfield.
"Reflecting on my 23 years in public service, one word resonates above all others: honor. It has been an honor to serve our community."
"If we don't win the appeal in Superior Court, we will keep appealing." — Attorney David Ball of the law firm Cohen & Wolf
Former First Selectwoman Brenda Kupchick received a severance of more than $11,000 from the town, following her election defeat in the fall.
The money, which was to support a Charter Revision Commission in the fall, was cut by the Board of Finance this week.
Besides Joe Biden and Donald Trump, there were several names on the ballots for Fairfield voters to choose from.
The post is currently held by Democrat Sarah Keitt.
The groups oppose United Illuminating's proposal to install monopoles to carry high-voltage transmission lines in Fairfield.
Jared Schmitt was named Fairfield's CFO in 2020.
The appeal was filed in Superior Court, challenging the Siting Council's February decision involving UI's transmission line proposal.
The intricate dynamics of police accountability and the Black struggle for safety in one of America's most iconic cities.
"I believe HB5473 is an anti-history and an anti-preservation bill."
The Fairfield Republican Town Committee is also calling for unity and positive engagement.
"It is pretty simple, the payment was either made consistent with a policy or practice, or a mistake was made."