5 Things In Windsor: Voting, Riverfront Plans, Leaf Pickup

WINDSOR, CT — Election Day, a proposed riverfront park and trail, and a business tax filing deadline are among the items on Windsor's calendar this week.

Here are five things to know for the week of Nov. 2–8:

1. Seven Polling Places Open Tuesday

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Polls are open from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 3. Windsor's seven district locations are L.P. Wilson Community Center, J.F. Kennedy School, the 330 Windsor Ave. Community Center, Town Hall, Oliver Ellsworth School, Poquonock School and Rainbow Firehouse. Vote at the location assigned to your address. Same-day registration is in Town Hall's Ludlow Room. Check the town's election information before going.

2. Council Hears Riverfront Park And Trail Proposal

The Town Council meets at 7:30 p.m. Monday, Nov. 2, in Town Hall's Council Chambers, 275 Broad St., with a Zoom option. The meeting materials include a presentation on Riverfront Recapture's proposed park and multi-use trail, and setting a Nov. 16 hearing on a proposed lease at 261 Broad St. See the Nov. 2 meeting packet.

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3. Business Property Declarations Are Due Monday

Windsor businesses must submit their personal property declarations in person or have them postmarked no later than Monday, Nov. 2. The town says there is no online or electronic filing option. Forms must be completed and signed by the owner or an authorized agent. The assessor's filing instructions explain the requirements.

4. Aging And Disabilities Commission Meets Wednesday

The town's current calendar lists the Commission on Aging and Persons with Disabilities meeting for Wednesday, Nov. 4. The Inland Wetlands and Watercourses Commission is also listed that day. Check Windsor's current meeting calendar for details and posted agendas before attending.

5. Curbside Leaf Collection Continues

Windsor's residential leaf collection runs through Dec. 18, with pickup on the same day as trash collection. Use 30- to 40-gallon paper leaf bags or similar-sized containers marked with a visible "Leaves Only" sticker. Clean leaves can also be taken to the transfer station without charge during the collection period. Read the town's leaf collection rules and transfer station hours.

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