WESTPORT, CT — Westport officials announced Town Hall will be closed on Monday, due to the inclement weather that hit the state on Sunday.
“Safety is our top priority,” First Selectman Kevin Christie said in a statement. “We are asking residents to stay home if they are able, avoid unnecessary travel, and keep roads clear so our public safety and public works teams can do their jobs. Please avoid parking on streets if possible and take a moment to check in on any neighbors who may need assistance.”
Additionally, Westport Library is also closed on Monday:
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- Mah Jongg for Beginners and Mah Jongg for Advanced Beginners, both scheduled for Monday, have been postponed until the following week (Monday, February 2) at the same time and location.
- The NFL Behind the Scenes with Fred Guadelli, scheduled for Monday, has been postponed to a date not yet determined. Please check back to the Library website for the reschedule date.
- The following weekly Children's programs will be canceled for Monday, returning as scheduled the following Monday (February 2): Rhythm & Rhyme, Tummy Time Midday, Near Peer Homework Help, and Crafternoon at the Library.
The full town announcement is below:
Based on current weather conditions and forecast projections, the Governor’s State of Emergency, the Town of Westport’s local emergency declaration, and guidance from emergency management officials, Westport Town Hall will be closed to the public and staff on Monday, January 26, 2026.
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This decision is intended to protect public safety and reduce travel during a period of heavy snowfall and hazardous road conditions expected to continue into Monday.
“Safety is our top priority,” said First Selectman Kevin Christie. “We are asking residents to stay home if they are able, avoid unnecessary travel, and keep roads clear so our public safety and public works teams can do their jobs. Please avoid parking on streets if possible and take a moment to check in on any neighbors who may need assistance.”
Public safety operations, including Police, Fire, and Public Works, will continue under established storm and emergency response protocols.
The Town will continue to monitor conditions closely and provide updates through official Town communication channels.
Residents are encouraged to sign up for emergency alerts by texting 06880 to 888777 to receive Westport notifications via Nixle.
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