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
Ridgefield officials reviewed the library’s proposed budget Jan. 28, focusing on utilities, staffing costs, capital needs, and town funding
Ridgefield Planning & Zoning approved a Dogwood Drive carport and advanced hearings on Main Street, Grove Street and pickleball projects.
Ridgefield officials reviewed early budget figures Tuesday, focusing on debt service, staffing changes, IT security and parks capital need.
December's employment data numbers have just dropped for Ridgefield via the Connecticut Department of Labor.
The Ridgefield Board of Selectpersons made a series of appointments and reappointments during its Jan. 21 meeting.
Ridgefield residents voted Jan. 21 to create a new East Ridge Road historic district after debate over preservation and town buildings.
The Ridgefield school board reviewed a $123.8M budget proposal, rescinded policies and approved financial actions at its Jan. 12 meeting.
Ridgefield Inland Wetlands Board approved pickleball courts and a pond dredging project and accepted four new applications.
The Ridgefield Board of Finance will hold its next regular meeting on Tuesday in the Town Hall Large Conference Room.
Ridgefield’s Economic & Community Development Commission approved a Main Street renewal and outlined business and cultural goals for 2026.
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Ridgefield Arts Council approved routine business, advanced 2026 arts planning and backed a Cultural District Award nominee.
Ridgefield planners approve a bed-and-breakfast permit with limits on guests, rentals and vehicles after neighbor concerns.
Ridgefield selectpersons discuss budget and tax strategy, senior tax relief, and rising capital costs ahead of the next budget cycle.
Ridgefield residents weigh a proposed East Ridge Road historic district, raising concerns about municipal buildings and development.
Ridgefield is seeking volunteers for the Architectural Advisory Committee and treasurer roles with the Housing Authority and Arts Council.
Ridgefield selectpersons approve a list of 15 candidates to interview for a new police and fire facilities committee.
Ridgefield residents question cost, location and outreach for a proposed police and fire facility at a Dec. 13 public meeting.
Ridgefield approves an Eversource easement for the alternative high school and accepts new open space.
Ridgefield Fire Commission examines fire staffing progress, overtime trends, dispatch training and apparatus repairs.
CTDOT data shows most Ridgefield bridges in good condition, but one key span carries just a "fair" rating.
Ridgefield will accept senior homeowner tax relief applications Jan. 1–April 1, 2026. Residents 65+ may qualify.
Residents call for clearer communication, broader input and reassessment of cost and location for new public safety buildings.
Ridgefield’s John Frey joins the Governor Jodi Rell Center’s Board of Advisors, bringing decades of state and local service.
Ridgefield school board elects new leadership, reviews enrollment trends, highlights student programs and hears extensive public comment.