Ridgefield Conservation Commission approves McKeon Farm meadow funding, pauses Pound Street project, backs land donation.
Ridgefield PZC OKs Governor St signage, continues sewer review and debates new short-term rental regulations.
Ridgefield Inland Wetlands Board tables 160 Wilton Rd project over drainage concerns; reviews Mimosa Circle violation.
Ridgefield Arts Council finalizes awards, moves website to town page, and advances plans for spring events and Make Music Day.
Are the current Ridgefield Fire and Police HQs "two museums that are held together by rubber bands, staples and bubble gum"?
The board raised questions about enforcement of the town’s food truck ordinance after a business sought to expand beyond a single vehicle.
Ridgefield panel reviews survey on police, fire facilities, highlighting cost concerns and next steps toward new proposals
Ridgefield wetlands board continues Branchville housing review, approves three applications with added environmental conditions.
Ridgefield finance board backs a 3.35% school budget increase, approves capital plan and town spending ahead of referendum.
Ridgefield finance board sets tax and revenue assumptions, delays final budget votes to March 31 meeting
Ridgefield panel weighs costs, outreach and timeline for police and fire facilities plan; report due March 31
Ridgefield finance board reviews revenue estimates, surplus and tax relief plans; votes expected next week
Ridgefield finance board presses school officials on budget increase, citing affordability and long-term sustainability concerns
Ridgefield zoners OK bridge replacement, continue sewer hearing over notice issue, approve Bailey Avenue signage updates.
Ridgefield officials review spending, staffing and capital projects as Board of Finance prepares final budget decisions.
Ridgefield residents weigh in on school spending, taxes and long-term planning at Board of Finance budget hearing.
'Not easy.' Ridgefield committee reviews facility needs, survey results and timeline as police cite major deficiencies in current station.
Ridgefield selectpersons approve veterans tax relief, radio station lease, and Boys & Girls Club van donation.
Ridgefield seeks residents to serve on the Deer Management Committee and Ridgefield Library Board of Directors.
About 20,000 emails were sent, inviting participation planning for potential police and fire facility improvements in Ridgefield.
Latest unemployment figures keep Ridgefield notably below CT's statewide not-seasonally-adjusted rate, but how long can the good times roll?
Ridgefield P&Z reviews sewer pump station proposal and schedules hearings on short-term rental and zoning rule changes.
Ridgefield Arts Council reviews scholarship fundraiser plans, Cultural District work and upcoming arts events.
Consultants outline space, technology and apparatus challenges facing Ridgefield police and fire facilities.
Ridgefield’s Economic Commission moved $10K to the Cultural District budget and approved plans for marketing, biz events and a consultant
Ridgefield selectpersons indicate they will recommend a sizable dip below the BOE’s 4.62% FY27 request.
“No one from the police or fire department is banging the table saying, ‘We must have co-location,’…”
Ridgefield P&Z approved a new day care at 66 Grove St. and pickleball courts at 195 Danbury Road after public hearings.
Ridgefield officials review $11M capital plan, economic development funding and police-fire building repairs ahead of budget votes.
Ridgefield’s Public Safety Facilities Committee adopted evaluation principles and advanced its review of police and fire facilities.
Ridgefield’s economic development commission approved video funding, discussed senior transportation and alleyway beautification
Ridgefield selectpersons appoint members, approve $26K in refunds, and review budget impacts from revenue changes.
Ridgefield Arts Council advanced plans for scholarships, awards and spring arts programming.
"Success is not making perfect buildings that no one will vote for…"
Ridgefield P&Z continued a hearing on a sewer pump relocation at 59 South St and set a March site walk and hearing date.
Ridgefield’s Public Safety Facilities Committee had its first meeting, to outline its review of police and fire facilities
Ridgefield officials marked Silver sustainability certification and continued debate on a town administrator.
Ridgefield officials reviewed highway and engineering budgets, discussing road maintenance costs, staffing levels and project planning.
Ridgefield officials reviewed the police department’s proposed budget Jan. 29, discussing staffing stability, overtime trends and equipment
Ridgefield officials reviewed the fire department’s proposed budget Jan. 28, examining staffing trends, training needs and equipment costs