Hopes to serve Avon, Barkhamsted, Canton, Colebrook, Hartland, New Hartford, Norfolk, Simsbury, Torrington, Harwinton, and Granby.
The Simsbury Board of Selectmen has approved new 'decorum standards' on guests speaking at meetings to combat political incivility.
Both supplemental motor vehicle tax bills and second installment bills for real estate/personal property have been sent out this week.
Despite talk of giving a stipend raise for the Simsbury first selectman position, selectmen opted against increasing it.
Democratic Simsbury First Selectman has appointed fellow Democrat Steven Antonio to be deputy first selectman.
The commission, aimed at resolving housing rent disputes, was first created in 1986 and it was resurrected last month.
After voters shot down the legal sale of cannabis in town, selectmen earlier this month voted to officially ban it on town property.
The Board of Selectmen voted at a meeting held this week.
Simsbury residents have cast their votes in the 2023 municipal elections.
A special referendum question asked Simsbury voters if they supported legal marijuana sales in Simsbury. The voters said "no."
Simsbury First Selectman Wendy Mackstutis easily won a new term, nearly getting 60 percent of the vote in the process.
Thousands of Simsbury residents cast their votes in the 2023 municipal election in a number of key races.
In addition to regular municipal races, Simsbury voters will also decide if selling recreational pot will be allowed in town.
Simsbury's top elected official said local incidents of hate are on the rise since the attacks on Oct. 7 in Israel.
Here's everything you need to know concerning the Simsbury local elections, including the candidates, polling places and voting hours.
The Simsbury Board of Selectmen agreed to a three-year contract Monday to hire Poughkeepsie, N.Y.,'s top elected official to come to CT.
The 10-year document by the planning commission outlines what Simsbury desires in terms of development in town.
Simsbury resident Steven Antonio tells Patch why he should be elected to the Simsbury Board of Selectmen.
Simsbury resident Curtis Looney tells Patch why he should be elected to the Simsbury Board of Selectmen.
Simsbury resident Diana Yeisley tells Patch why she should be elected to Simsbury Board of Selectmen.
Simsbury resident Wendy Mackstutis tells Patch why she should be elected to a new term as Simsbury first selectman.
Simsbury resident Jackie Battos tells Patch why she should be elected to the board of selectmen.
Simsbury resident Kevin Beal tells Patch why he should be elected Simsbury first selectman.
Simsbury resident Heather Goetz tells Patch why she should be elected to the board of selectmen.
Selectmen this week said they are negotiating with a New York-based municipal administrator for the town's top-appointed job.
A public reception will take place next week to meet the finalist for the position.
It will reopen on Friday, according to local officials.
The board of selectmen has approved a grant process to fund a children's financial literacy program at the local library.
State Rep. Melissa Osborne, D-Simsbury, is hosting constituents at a local coffee shop Saturday to discuss legislative issues.
The board of selectmen this week accepted a finalized petition that seeks a referendum question on rec marijuana in Simsbury.
Lawmakers serving Avon, Canton, West Hartford and Simsbury, among other towns.
Simsbury tax bills were mailed out on Thursday, June 29, with all payments due by Aug. 1 to avoid late fees.
On Thursday, Simsbury is hosting a human resources consultant to see who will be the town's second-ever town manager.
A public meeting is slated for June 27 for residents to provide the input on what they want to see in terms of development in town.
The move comes as a second interim town manager is set to take over day-to-day duties on Thursday, June 1.
Local voters easily said 'yes' to government and education spending packages for 2023-24 during a referendum Tuesday.
Polls are open from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Tuesday, May 16.
Simsbury Selectmen this week unanimously approved a plan allowing qualifying senior citizens to get relief on their sewer bills.
Simsbury's police chief has assumed duties until June 1, with the former manager of Wethersfield taking over in the interim after.
Simsbury selectmen are mulling a change to its tax code that would allow senior citizens to get discounts on sewer fees.