Stephen Riebling shares with Patch why he should be elected to the Ridgefield Board of Police Commissioners.
Sharon Wicks Dornfeld shares with Patch why she should be elected to the Ridgefield Board of Police Commissioners.
Tina Malhotra shares with Patch why she should be elected to the Ridgefield Board Of Education.
Scott Sigel shares with Patch why he should be elected to the Ridgefield Board of Education.
Here's what you need to know regarding the Ridgefield municipal election, including the candidates, polling places, voting hours, and more.
Residents voiced support and concern over cost, location, and size of proposed $77M Ridgefield police-fire complex.
Ridgefield board approves Compassionate Ridgefield as town committee, renews deer hunt, and accepts $180K state grant.
Noah Berkowicz shares with Patch why he should be elected to the Ridgefield Inland Wetlands Board.
Kathryn Graf shares with Patch why she should be elected to the Ridgefield Board of Education.
Timothy Bishop shares with Patch why he should be elected to the Ridgefield Inland Wetlands Board.
New employment data numbers have just dropped for Ridgefield via the Connecticut Department of Labor.
Andrea Beebe shares with Patch why she should be elected to the Ridgefield Board Of Finance.
Andrew Okrongly shares with Patch why he should be elected to the Ridgefield Board of Finance.
Mike Rettger shares with Patch why he should be elected to the Ridgefield Board of Finance
John H. Frey shares with Patch why he should be elected to the Ridgefield Board of Police Commissioners.
Ridgefield residents backed housing, transportation and road measures during a Sept. 17 special town meeting.
Ridgefield officials advanced a senior transportation pilot, reappointed commissioners, and addressed property and parking issues.
Angela Rice shares with Patch why she should be elected to the Ridgefield Board Of Education.
Debra Franceschini shares with Patch why she should be elected to the Ridgefield Board Of Education.
Andy Sternlieb shares with Patch why he should be elected to the Ridgefield Board Of Assessment Appeals.
Marty Heiser shares with Patch why he should be elected to the Ridgefield Board of Finance.
Ridgefield PZC debates outdoor events at Aldrich Museum, approves Norwalk River Valley Trail, and reviews enforcement cases.
Ridgefield officials sent a $77.4M public safety building plan to the November ballot and reviewed a Habitat housing project.
Ridgefield school officials discuss auditorium renovations, roof work, and construction of a new alternative high school.
Ridgefield Inland Wetlands Board continues High Ridge project hearing to September and schedules site walks for wetlands violations.
Ridgefield board reviews senior tax credit plan, zoning proposals, ADA settlement, and sets September hearings.
Ridgefield ECDC weighs East Ridge Historic District proposal, plans Ridgefield Connect and Tiger Shark Tank events.
Ridgefield Democrats endorse 18 candidates for local boards, emphasizing experience, transparency, and community values.
Ridgefield Planning & Zoning Commission approves 20-unit housing at Red Rooster site, continues truck exit hearing
Ridgefield offers free Naloxone overdose rescue kits to help residents respond quickly and save lives amid the opioid crisis.
Ridgefield Selectpersons discuss Veterans Park updates, government committee report, pickleball courts, and upcoming ordinances.
Ridgefield BOS approves park expansion, discusses High Ridge contamination, Laurel Hill paving, and ordinance changes.
Ridgefield P&Z to hold Zoom session on Branchville zoning updates; more input sessions planned this summer.
Ridgefield OKs $750K property purchase and ends local fracking waste ban; Board also highlights senior expo success.
Parents in Ridgefield back a petition to ban student cellphones during school hours, echoing a broader push across Connecticut.
Ridgefield officials criticize Connecticut’s new housing law, citing loss of local control and threats to town character.
Ridgefield residents will have the opportunity to vote on two significant measures at a special town meeting this coming week.
Ridgefield approves $200K for emergency radio system; GOP seat opens on Board of Selectpersons as Chris Murray resigns.
Among the many topics on table: Should Ridgefield hire a professional town administrator? Here's your chance to weigh in…