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Granby and East Granby residents cast their ballots for several key local races on Election Day. Here are the latest results.
Read candidate questionnaires and check the Senate and House races on your Granby or East Granby ballot.
Granby voters will consider five separate capital project questions in a Dec. 8 referendum.
Here are the candidates, legislative districts, polling places and early-voting details for Granby and East Granby’s Nov. 3 election.
Granby Selectwoman Kim Becker is seeking the 62nd House District seat.
State Rep. Mark Anderson is seeking reelection in the 62nd House District.
State Sen. John Kissel is seeking reelection in the 7th Senate District.
David Kiner is seeking the 7th Senate District seat.
James Mol is seeking the 61st House District seat, which serves Suffield, East Granby and Windsor Locks.
State Rep. Tami Zawistowski is seeking reelection in the 61st House District, which serves Suffield, East Granby and Windsor Locks.
The town will seek bids for efficiency work at municipal and school buildings after deciding solar canopies do not offer enough of a return.
The proposal recommends new housing options and investment in Granby Center while seeking to protect the town’s rural character.
The proposed five-year ambulance agreement includes an annual town stipend of up to $80,000.
The town and school district would split the cost of a review that could lead to combined administrative operations.
The preliminary analysis projects higher costs during the first eight years and about $41,800 in total savings over two decades.
The revised ordinance creates a “Do Not Knock” registry and allows fines of up to $250 for repeat violations.
Residents raised questions about traffic, pedestrian safety and the nearby aquifer.
A new actuarial report shows both funds improved.
He joined the department in 1984 and has served as its director since 2014.
The review will examine whether finance, human resources, facilities and other administrative work could be combined.
Tax payments must be received or USPS-postmarked by a specific date to avoid penalties.
The 79-acre Stone Road Open Space property borders East Granby and is expected to include a future trail and parking area.
The proposal involves a 100-megawatt solar facility in Granby and East Granby.
Local Republicans said they are backing his bid to continue representing the 7th Senate District.
Granby voters approved the town’s revised 2026-27 budget after rejecting an earlier version this month.
More than 2,300 Granby residents voted on the proposed budget.
A public hearing was held Tuesday night as East Granby officials laid out the proposed 2026-27 budget.
The budget vote was held Monday at Town Hall after weeks of workshops and public meetings.
A majority of “yes” votes is needed for the budget to take effect in Granby.
Town officials are seeking four volunteers, including residents with building and financial experience.
A Granby veteran and state attorney has been nominated to serve on the Connecticut Superior Court.
Officials say community input will help guide conservation, growth, and priorities in Granby through the next decade.
The Granby Republican Town Committee is urging two Board of Education members to step down over comments captured before a meeting.
The Granby Republican Town Committee invites residents to attend its Feb. 19 meeting at 7 p.m.
First Selectman Mark Fiorentino administered the oaths of office during the Board of Selectmen’s meeting.
Officials said congestion and crash concerns at Route 20 could eventually require a signalized intersection.
The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing Tuesday night on a proposal for an 11,031-square-foot retail building.
The caucuses, mandated by state law, will determine Granby’s Republican and Democratic Town Committees.
Here’s when East Granby business and commercial property owners can share their concerns.