The grants are intended to assist organizations recovering from the pandemic and aid them to grow their ability to serve their community.
Residents may now search, view, and download historical Building and Health Department permits and related documents.
All non essential departments will open to the public with a two hour delay. Please visit Virtual Town Hall for services. Employees work ...
We reviewed the registrations for tomorrow's test kit distribution. Whether knowingly or unknowingly, some residents signed up for multi ...
Due to severe ice on the roads, the opening of Town Hall, the Town Annex and Comstock offices will be delayed by two hours. The distribu ...
The following is the link to register for a time slot for the at-home test kit distribution.
The Town has received a limited number of single-test at-home test kits. We will be holding a drive-thru pickup for Wilton residents onl ...
This evening, the Governor held a press conference and shared the State won't receive the expected shipment of test kits, as the supplie ...
Friday's at-home test kit distribution is cancelled, as the State promised kits are not available. Chief of Police and Emergency Managem ...
Test Kits are only available at Friday's drive-thru distribution event. Please do not call or visit Town Hall or the Health Department t ...
As announced by Governor Lamont, the State has procured 500,000 at-home test kits which are being made available to municipalities. In a ...
"We don't want our economy shutting down, we don't want a lockdown," Gov. Ned Lamont said.
At the end of next week, the department will mail second installment real estate tax bills for amounts owed as of January 1, 2022.
Effective Wednesday morning, The Town of Wilton is requiring masks inside municipal buildings, regardless of vaccination status.
As is occurring with businesses across the state, the escalation of COVID-19 has resulted in a number of town administrative employees b ...
Wilton's Housing Committee elected a new committee chair Monday after former chair John Kelly stepped down, according to a report.
The Fairfield County unemployment rate improved somewhat, according to the newest figures.
The Wilton Energy and Utilities Commission has published two separate online surveys, targeting residents and businesses. Get the links here
Hopefully you had a relaxing Thanksgiving. Happy Hanukkah to those celebrating.
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The Fairfield County unemployment rate improved somewhat as fall approached.
ast week's close election results for both the full-term Board of Finance and Constable positions have been confirmed in a recanvass, comple
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Gov. Ned Lamont held a news conference Thursday and unveiled a new COVID-19 initiative and provided a mask update for CT schools.
“This year’s Democratic candidates were the strongest group ever to run for office in Wilton..."
"I am very disappointed that there is no unbiased media in this town, with consistent editorial policies..."
The official results for the race for two seats on the Board of Selectmen show Democrat Nabulsi and Republican Healy coming out on top.
Here's what you need to know concerning the 2021 Wilton local elections including the candidates, polling places, voting hours and more.
First Selectwoman Lynne Vanderslice has endorsed Bas Nabulsi and Kim Healy for the Wilton Board of Selectmen.
As with any storm, loss of electricity is possible. If you haven't already done so, please make preparations. If you are a new resident ...
Deborah Low shared views with Patch about running for Board of Education.
The location at 16 Center Street will officially open Oct. 23.
The Wilton Republican Town Committee Election Headquarters Grand Opening will be Saturday, Oct. 23 at 11 a.m.
Basam E Nabulsi shared views with Patch about running for Wilton Board of Selectmen.
Sandy Arkell shared views with Patch about running for Wilton Board of Finance.
Ken Hoffman shared views with Patch about running for Planning and Zoning Commission.
Keith Denning shared views with Patch about running for Board of Selectman.
Bo Mitchell shared views with Patch about running for Wilton Constable.