Ridgefield's public safety facilities panel delayed a straw poll as members refine lower-cost police and fire facility plans for Aug. 31.
Ridgefield set September hearings on leaf blowers, senior tax relief, a town administrator and the sale of 29 Lakeview.
Ridgefield officials compared police and fire facility costs, building sizes and sites as public safety facilities planning continues.
Ridgefield's ECDC discussed Route 7 safety, Cultural District projects, business development and approved its budget.
Ridgefield Prevention Council discussed parent programs, Drug Take-Back Day, SpireBALL and fall prevention initiatives.
The primary election will be held Tuesday, Aug. 11. Polls will be open from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Ridgefield committee reviewed competing public safety facility concepts ranging from about $50M to $67M and delayed recommendations.
Ridgefield planners reviewed affordable housing, schoolhouse restoration, zoning amendments and downtown improvements.
Ridgefield wetlands board approved a Barrack Hill septic project, advanced Abbott Avenue and reviewed Carriage House plans.
Autumn deadlines loom as the Ridgefield Public Safety Facilities Committee looks to cement plans for the future of the Police and Fire HQs
Ridgefield's Historic District Commission approved a Main Street roof project and a Barlow Mountain Road fence replacement.
Ridgefield's Public Safety Facilities Committee refined site scoring criteria and debated public outreach before facility recommendations.
Ridgefield's Inland Wetlands Board voted to appeal a court ruling and scheduled review of a Barrack Hill Road application.
Ridgefield selectpersons reviewed public safety plans, advanced leaf blower rules and appointed Pamme Jones to ECDC.
Ridgefield P&Z approved sustainability regulations, advanced downtown projects and set a golf range hearing.
Ridgefield Conservation Commission reviewed rodenticide policy, bird conservation and a forestry grant on July 6.
Ridgefield ECDC advanced Cultural District projects, business tracking and economic development at its July meeting.
Ridgefield's Public Safety Facilities Committee advanced site scoring and approved funding for conceptual facility designs.
Ridgefield Arts Council praised Make Music Day, discussed recruitment and joined a state cultural district program.
Ridgefield's Inland Wetlands Board will review a Barrack Hill Road septic proposal and enforcement matters on July 9.
Ridgefield's Public Safety Facilities Committee debated evaluation criteria and public outreach for future facilities.
Ridgefield P&Z approved short-term rental rules, advanced stormwater plans and continued zoning reviews.
Ridgefield voters approved Route 35 sidewalk easements and received an update on the town's pickleball project.
Ridgefield committee approved soil testing and reviewed police facility needs as site evaluations continue.
Ridgefield finance officials discussed BOE surplus rollovers, debt policy development and year-end finances.
Ridgefield wetlands officials advanced regulation revisions and approved two planting bond releases.
Ridgefield P&Z advanced short-term rental rules and launched a sustainability zoning amendment review.
Ridgefield will receive over $400K for a Danbury Road sidewalk extension through a Connecticut transportation grant program.
Ridgefield conservation officials backed rodenticide limits and approved funding for haying, equipment and tools.
Just how 'broken' is it? Ridgefield’s public safety panel reviewed fire station needs, response times and facility options June 11.
State funds for a proposed pickleball project never materialized. Ridgefield officials say they'll build the courts anyway.
Ridgefield's ECDC hired a part-time consultant, advanced Cultural District projects and discussed Route 7 safety concerns.
Ridgefield Arts Council approved its 2026-27 budget and finalized plans for June 21 Make Music Day.
The Ridgefield Planning and Zoning Commission advanced ongoing discussions about proposed regulations for short-term rentals.
Ridgefield officials postponed action on a proposed ParkMobile parking pilot after concerns about downtown paid parking.
Ridgefield Planning & Zoning Commission approves South Street sewer work, Ridgefield Academy expansion and new traffic study rules.
Ridgefield public safety facilities panel debated costs, operations and facility concepts as tiger teams refined proposals.
Work tied to roadway improvements and a school water main extension is expected to begin next month.
More than 2,200 Ridgefield residents voted on the nine ballot questions.
Ridgefield officials discuss leaf blower restrictions, weighing time limits and seasonal rules over a gas-powered ban