The same law firm that was hired to investigate a FOIA request has been hired to defend the town against a complaint on the same request.
Officials announce the schedule for town buildings and the trash & recycling collection for the Independence Day holiday.
The Hamden Republican Town Committee is looking for candidates to be nominated for a vacancy on the Legislative Council.
State and local leaders lauded the allocation of $9.95 million for a new Hamden firehouse and improvements to the Keefe Center.
Mayor Lauren Garrett recently announced the appointment.
Charter aims to improve governmental accountability and productivity in town.
Democrat Exceeds $90,000 in Total Funds Raised, Will File Papers to Receive $400,000 Clean Election Grant from State
Representatives are championing a resolution focused on defending tenants from substandard and unfair housing conditions.
Longtime Democratic Registrar of Voters Rose Mentone intends to retire at the end of her current term.
The sale of a Hamden school is one step closer to finalization, offering a potentially high-stakes opportunity to right past fiscal wrongs.
The town’s emergency services are uninterrupted, according to Mayor Lauren Garrett.
It was 60 seconds until midnight. A half-mill tax cut hung in the balance.
The Legislative Council member said she’s resigning her position to move to a town with lower taxes and more conservative politicians.
The Hamden Veterans Commission has selected a veteran & a citizen who have exhibited their ongoing dedication & support of veterans in town.
The town will conduct a "wide search with input from the community" as it chooses its new Police Chief, according to Mayor Lauren Garrett.
The retirement is effective next Monday, according to officials.
The memo from town leadership: There’s no honest way around a tax increase this year.
An investigation has been launched after Hamden shredded more than 100 police internal affairs files while a request for them was pending.
Cabrera also voted for the Child Care Support Bill.
Hamden’s Legislative Council officially axes proposed Newhall Street building plan.
According to a CT law, Hamden will receive funds from the 526,106 alcoholic nip bottles that were sold in town in the last six months.
The Hamden Regional Chamber of Commerce noted that Hamden currently has the third highest mill rate in CT and said “that cannot continue.”
The Legislative Council voted in favor of allowing alcohol sales on a case-by-case basis during town celebrations and gatherings.
Hoyt, who is running to represent the 17th district in the Connecticut state senate, recently received her hometown RTC's endorsement.
Funds will help replace the 100-year-old fire house, plus repairs and quality of life improvements to the Keefe Community Center.
Residents protest proposed budget, beg the council to cut costs.
Officials are reminding residents of the guidelines for the town’s upcoming bulk trash pickup program. Read details here.
The precaution will be allowed through 2023.
Former Hamden Mayor Curt Balzano Leng has been hired by a community planning organization, the company announced Wednesday.
First draft of Hamden’s next annual operating budget includes a tax hike.
See the latest announcement from Town of Hamden.
Republican Lesley DeNardis has announced that she is running to challenge longtime U.S. Congresswoman Rosa DeLauro in CT's 3rd District.
Elissa Lupi of the Hamden Veteran's Commission is now taking volunteers to plant flags on veteran's graves at all Hamden cemeteries on S ...
The small business owner and longtime community volunteer from Hamden announced her candidacy in the 17th District.
Officials are inviting the public to participate in a discussion about the Town’s future plans for affordable housing.
Officials announce a tentative agreement, with a proposed closing date of June 1.
Hamden Mayor Lauren Garrett announced appointments this week for acting town engineer and acting chief assessor.