"I regret that my comments may have led to any confusion about my support for Fairfield’s schools, educators and support staff."
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First Selectman Bill Gerber's budget represents an $11.1 million increase over the current fiscal year.
The Representative Town Meeting is scheduled to vote on the 2025-26 town budget on May 5; the Board of Finance sets the mill rate on May 8.
The event, which will also feature Dr. Thomas Murray III, associate professor of Economics at Fairfield University, is set for 10:30 a.m.
"Connecticut is at the crossroads when it comes to its energy future."
First Selectman Bill Gerber announced the review's availability on Thursday.
The proposed development at 15 Unquowa Road was denied by the Town Plan & Zoning Commission, but later approved by a court judge.
An overnight snow storm hit Connecticut.
First Selectman Bill Gerber and the Flood Prevention, Climate Resilience and Erosion Control Board will discuss the town's flood plans.
"The People deserve a government that performs exacting analysis before investing their money in projects and initiatives."
The Democratic First Selectman will give the address before the Representative Town Meeting.
The town has 10 Representative Town Meeting districts.
Sen. Tony Hwang and Reps. Jennifer Leeper, Cristin McCarthy-Vahey and Sarah Keitt are scheduled to attend.
Tom Harris' background includes stints at Time Warner Inc., The Associated Press and the Jewish Federation of Western Connecticut.
The Jan. 11 gathering, the second in a series, will be for residents in District 10.
The Transportation Committee oversees all matters related to the Department of Transportation, highways, bridges, navigation, and more.
Federal authorities said they've responded to thousands of tips with advanced detection technologies and trained observers.
Hwang will serve in the role in the upcoming 2025-26 session of the Connecticut General Assembly.
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Hwang, who was re-elected to represent the 28th District, was re-appointed to the CT General Assembly’s Insurance & Real Estate Committee.
The Board of Selectmen is encouraging residents to make their voices heard.
Rep. Leeper, a Democrat, represents the 132nd District, which includes Fairfield and Southport.
Rep. Cristin McCarthy Vahey (D-Fairfield, Bridgeport) was appointed as House Chair of the Public Health Committee.
Positions are available on more than a half-dozen government groups in Fairfield.
Local developers are seeking to build a 40-unit, mixed use complex at 2179 and 2199 Post Road and 29 Fairfield Place.
The first one is scheduled for Saturday morning at the clubhouse at the H. Smith Richardson Golf Course in Fairfield.
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Early voting in Connecticut began on Oct. 21.
Republicans have worked hard to engage college students and clarify their voting rights, ensuring they know how to register and vote locally
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