"Failure to adhere to conflict-of-interest policies in transparent decisions raises concerns among residents..."
In a nonbinding, draft ruling, the Siting Council voted against the utility company's current proposal.
Republicans say they want to see fiscal responsibility amidst, what they refer to as, a pending tax hike.
"So yes, things are good here, but our increasing popularity brings challenges. Looking ahead over the next decade where do we want to be?"
UI's plan seeks to modernize 60-year-old infrastructure, and "fortify the grid for electrification demands" that are expected to double.
State Senator Tony Hwang, and State Representatives Sarah Keitt, Cristin McCarthy Vahey and Jennifer Leeper are scheduled to attend.
Fairfield residents oppose the monopole project, which First Selectman Bill Gerber says would impact the "quality of life" in town.
The "deeper dive" link on the proposed United Illuminating project was broken on the town's website, but has since been restored.
"Without question, this issue affects the entire Town and our quality of life for years to come." — Fairfield First Selectman Bill Gerber
The visit was part of a White House event series titled "Communities in Action."
The Democrat currently represents District 6 on the Fairfield Representative Town Meeting.
Nicholas Kapoor's recent appointment as the chair of the CT Commission on Human Rights and Opportunities is a testament to his dedication.
"As Fairfield residents, we rely on the bravery, training, and dedication of all our first responders, but especially our Firefighters."
Fairfield has "a highly talented pool of residents eager to volunteer their time and talent" to help out, says First Selectman Bill Gerber.
The town has seen a sharp increase in recent years in residents seeking access to behavioral health services, according to police officials.
"Let us all serve with dignity, integrity, and empathy." — Fairfield First Selectman Bill Gerber
Christine Brown has "public and private sector experience" that make her "the perfect fit" for the post, according to Bill Gerber.
"It has been my sincere honor to serve the community where generations of my family were raised."
"To the new Board of Selectman and other elected officials, I wish you the best as you confront the challenges of the next several years."
The Oath of Office ceremony was held Monday night in Fairfield Warde High School, which featured performances by three student music groups.
Bill Gerber and Selectwoman-elect Christine Vitale, in addition to other recently elected officials, will be sworn into office Monday night.
"Isn’t it possible there’s a safe, less expensive way to put this power corridor safely underground?"
Democrats flipped several seats in the Nov. 7 election to further strengthen its majority in the town's legislative body.
The nine members have "both public and private sector experience."
Heading into Tuesday's hours-long election recount, Democrat Bill Gerber held a 42-vote lead over Republican incumbent Brenda Kupchick.
Authorities investigated what appeared to be a possible burglary in Fairfield where election machines and ballots were housed.
A recount has been called in the race; unofficials numbers place incumbent Brenda Kupchick 42 votes behind challenger Bill Gerber.
Fairfield's police chief said the state's attorney's office and state police are investigating the "possible break-in."
A recount has been called for the First Selectman's contest, which Bill Gerber narrowly leads over incumbent Brenda Kupchick.
Gerber, an RTM member, holds a slight edge over incumbent Brenda Kupchick, according to unofficial numbers.
Thousands of Fairfield residents cast votes in the 2023 municipal election, but race had not been called as of 4:15 a.m. Wednesday.
"As Fire Chief, I am proud of the work our firefighters do every day." — Fairfield Fire Chief Denis McCarthy.
"He is not being honest or transparent with voters to try and appear bipartisan."
The protest is planned for this weekend at Pequot Library.
"Tom Corsillo is the candidate Fairfield needs on our Town Plan and Zoning Commission."
Here's what you need to know concerning the 2023 Fairfield local elections, including the candidates, polling places, and voting hours.
Accessory apartments, or accessory dwelling units (ADUs), are also known as "in-law" apartments.
Fairfield's Safe and Livable Streets ordinance was passed by the Representative Town Meeting this week.
Republican incumbent First Selectwoman Brenda Kupchick, and running mate Brian Farnen, were endorsed over their Democratic rivals.
Fairfield resident Peter Britton tells Patch why he should be re-elected to the Representative Town Meeting.