The town's registered Democrats and Republicans cast ballots Tuesday for gubernatorial and congressional candidate races.
The winner will face incumbent Democrat Jim Himes.
"We are looking for motivated, community minded individuals who want to make a difference..."
The proposed increase would be in line with other nearby communities, according to officials.
Upcoming public hearing also covers sewer upgrades, coastal work and zoning changes.
Survey shows residents cite several fiscal matters as key election issues while rating life in the state positively.
Board meeting also includes reviews of school transportation agreements, tax refunds, coordinator appointment and bridge updates.
The winner of the Aug. 11 primary will face incumbent Democrat Jim Himes.
The town is receiving nearly $460,000 to combat substance abuse.
"Promotion is a reflection of years of dedication, professionalism, and service to the Fairfield community."
The board is also scheduled to hear an update on the Unquowa Road construction project.
Robert Mayer, who was embroiled in the fill pile case, was dismissed by the town in January 2020.
Absentee ballots will be available beginning this week.
The Town Plan and Zoning Commission is scheduled to meet next week.
The town's Water Pollution Control Authority is scheduled to meet this week.
A Transit Community Middle Housing provision, in line with the state's new housing law, is being proposed.
The Fairfield Board of Selectpersons is scheduled to meet this week.
The decision allows the town to retain National Flood Insurance Program status.
Requests range from home additions to a new single-family home, and other matters.
The bond and note sales drew strong investor demand, according to officials.
Fairfield's blight board will review ongoing property cases and complaints during a meeting next week.
Fairfield Conservation Commission meets next week to discuss easement work, open space acquisitions and enforcement updates.
Nearly 80 percent of nearly 900 homeowners who appealed their property valuations were granted reductions, according to officials.
Fairfield ZBA will hear appeals this week tied to affordable housing eligibility violations.
The approved budget includes school funding and public safety investments.
Hwang, who represents Fairfield and other area communities, received a Legislator of the Year award from the group.
At a meeting earlier this month, board approved affordable housing plans, and flood mitigation funding, among other motions.
The Fairfield Republican is not seeking re-election in the fall.
The legislative body was scheduled to vote on Monday on the recommended $400,371,929 spending plan.
"By closing funding gaps for our schools and municipalities, we can help communities avoid raising property taxes..." — Gov. Ned Lamont
The Board of Finance-recommended budget for government and education spending for 2026-27 is $400,371,929.
Fairfield has an "ongoing failure to ensure callback Safety Officer coverage," according to union President William Tuttle.
Additionally, the RTM is also scheduled to consider a FairTV Commission appointment during next week's meeting.
The Affordable Housing Committee was established in 1985.
The small parcel is on Center Street near I-95.
The Fiscal Year 2027 Vote Was Passed Unanimously With a 9-0 Vote
The Democrat has announced his intention to run for the post being vacated by Republican Tony Hwang, who is not seeking re-election.
"This testing is a crucial step toward responsibly addressing the fill pile and determining the best methods for remediation."
The Republican was serving in his fifth term representing the 28th District, which includes Fairfield, Bethel, Easton and Newtown.
The Connecticut Public Utilities Regulatory Authority this week approved the controversial sale of the water utility company.