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Mayor Lauren Garrett recently appointed a new Public Works Director in Hamden.
The Hamden Board of Education filled the vacancy left by the resignation of Siobhan Carter-David earlier this year.
Mayor Lauren Garrett announced the appointment, which is pending the approval of the Legislative Council, on Wednesday.
Several residents recently complained about what they called unjust rent escalations, including increases of up to 75 percent.
The Town Clerk’s office has implemented new technology to request vital records online, officials announced.
Milling and paving work will begin on Thursday, Sept. 29. See the full street paving list for Fall 2022 here.
Quinnipiac University made its first official pitch of a “master” redevelopment plan to the Hamden Planning and Zoning Commission this week.
Money from the Community Investment Fund will go toward draining improvements to alleviate flooding in the Newhall neighborhood.
Residents raised questions about what a pedestrian-friendly future could look like in Hamden during a public input session on new sidewalks.
The latest Quinnipiac University poll found that inflation and taxes are on the top of voters' minds these days.
The plan to build a gymnasium, health center, library, senior center, kitchen, & classrooms has been estimated to cost around $15.4 million.
Some tenants complained of exorbitant rent increases & accused management of predatory vehicle towing practices, and poor living conditions.
The walkable sidewalks project will address the need for sidewalk improvements and improve pedestrian access and safety, officials said.
The Legislative Council this week debated charging all dumpers a fee at the town’s transfer station, instead of requiring proof of residency
Officials are reminding residents of the guidelines for the town's upcoming bulk trash pickup program. Read details here.
The town council recently voted in favor of integrating a final batch of infrastructure investments into the broader $12.85M capital budget.
Residents will have the chance to vote for four-year mayoral terms as part of a charter-revision question that will be on November’s ballot.
A parking ban will be in effect for several streets in Hamden for street sweeping and cleanup, Mayor Lauren Garrett announced.
Pace is the Republican candidate for state representative in the 88th District.
"The greed displayed here is objectionable and will have a serious, detrimental impact on people in our state."
A Board of Education member has left what she described as a combative and tense atmosphere after less than a year on the board.
“Our goal in charging for the use of the Transfer Station is not to punish users, it is to stop the abusers,” officials wrote.
The appointment fills the vacant seat left by longtime Councilwoman Marjorie Bonadies, who resigned in May.
Hamden Mayor Lauren Garrett has announced a five-member search committee for a police chief.
A second rating agency has changed Hamden’s outlook from negative to stable, officials announced.
A proposal to raise the permitted height of sports facility lighting has generated controversy in Hamden among light sleepers and others.
Mayor Lauren Garrett announced the appointment on Friday.
“Chief Merwede has left a tremendous mark on Hamden’s Fire Department and has guided them through challenging times,” officials said.
The credit rating agency has moved Hamden’s outlook from negative to stable, officials announced.
CTtransit has temporarily suspended use of its electric buses after one of them burst into flames in Hamden over the weekend.
The Planning and Zoning Board discussed both topics at its July meeting. A draft proposal has been unveiled for cannabis regulations.
Chief Gary Merwede is retiring after nearly 30 years with the Hamden Fire Department.
The resolution voices Hamden’s “enthusiastic” backing of single-payer, universal health care.
The administration drafted a list of goals to grow housing opportunities that will meet the needs of diverse residents in a holistic fashion