The Board of Selectpersons met this past Wednesday. Here are the meeting highlights…
What's the best government model for running Ridgefield? The town is putting together a new committee to help figure that out…
Everyone has an opinion on whether gas blowers are a suburban bane or a boon. Make yours count, on the Leaf Blower/Noise Review Committee
The Board of Selectpersons held their second round of budget discussions this week for Fiscal Year 2024-2025.
Attendees at the meeting will vote on proposed changes to the agreement between the Ridgefield Library and the Town of Ridgefield.
Public Works director retiring, BOS to serve as Fair Rent Commission, and more highlights of the latest Ridgefield BOS meeting…
Should Ridgefield have a Town Manager? How about a Town Administrator? A new committee will explore all the options.
Ridgefield is currently accepting applications from qualified homeowners for the "Town Program for Tax Relief" through April 1, 2024.
A recent petition for proposed revisions to Ridgefield's law regarding gas powered leaf blowers sparked an immense reaction from residents…
The owner of a Ridgefield restaurant added some seating to accommodate the COVID crunch. The town says it was too much, and too late.
The latest on a town noise ordinance, implementation of a Fair Rent Commission, possible new Town Manager position and more Ridgefield news
Denning represents the 42nd District, which includes Wilton, New Canaan and Ridgefield.
Nearly two dozen local restaurants, pubs, diners, bakeries and other eateries are set to participate in Ridgefield Restaurant Week 2024.
Prepare to break ground for new EV chargers, new boats, new sidewalks, and new playground surfaces at two Ridgefield elementary schools.
Ridgefield has called a Special Town Meeting for Wednesday to allow residents the opportunity to vote on the allocation of state funds.
The town is currently working on a new policy regarding the types of flags that can be displayed in front of Town Hall.
Ridgefield and its residents "must embrace some key actions if the current environment is to be preserved," according to a new report.
This Public Hearing is scheduled for Wednesday, Dec. 13 at 7:30 p.m. at East Ridge Middle School.
What should be allowed to fly on the flagpole outside Ridgefield Town Hall? The Board of Selectpersons has asked residents to weigh in …
The deadline for Ridgefield residents to change their political party preference in time for the 2024 Presidential Election is approaching.
The petition regarding proposed amendments to the noise ordinance to restrict the use of gas leaf blowers has officially been withdrawn.
Ridgefield was honored with the Municipal Excellence Award at this year's Connecticut Conference of Municipalities Convention.
Comments from residents unable to attend the hearing may be emailed to the selectmen.
Connecticut's Supporting Arts grant program utilizes state and federal funds from the National Endowment for the Arts.
With 411 signatures, or 2 percent of the electors, the anti-leaf blower noise petition is forcing a Special Town Meeting.
The town voted to reject the developer's proposal for an apartment complex, according to a report.
"The Ridgefield RTC celebrates its candidates who prevailed up and down yesterday’s ballot…"
Here are the vote totals for every candidate that ran in the Ridgefield local elections on Tuesday, Nov. 7.
Democrats have declared victories across the ballot, less than two hours after the polls closed in Ridgefield
Ridgefield resident Alexander Lycoyannis tells Patch why he should be re-elected to the Zoning Board of Appeals.
Ridgefield resident Ralph Money tells Patch why he should be re-elected to the Board of Police Commissioners.
"This is your opportunity to tell the Town of Ridgefield how they are doing and what more needs to be done for seniors," organizers said.
Ridgefield resident Issy Caporale tells Patch why she should be re-elected to the Board of Police Commissioners.
Ridgefield resident Joe Shapiro tells Patch why he should be re-elected to the Board of Finance.
Ridgefield resident Wyatt Lipman tells Patch why he should be elected to the Board of Education.
Ridgefield resident Jonathan Paradiso tells Patch why he should be elected to the Board of Education.
Here's who's running, for what, and where to vote for them when the polls open on Tuesday in Ridgefield.
Ridgefield resident Alan Pilch tells Patch why he should be re-elected to the Inland Wetlands Board.
When you go to the polls on Nov. 7, you will have the chance to vote on nine questions for changing the Town Charter. Here's what they mean.
The proposal was rejected unanimously by a land use board in Ridgefield.