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Enfield, CT 06082
Enfield, CT 06082
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View the Aquifer Protection Agency's meeting documents.
The Area 25 Cable Television Advisory Committee was established by Resolution 4519, by the Enfield Town Council.
The Athletic Hall of Fame Committee is a self-appointing agency.
The Board of Assessment Appeals is a 3-member board established in accordance with the Enfield Town Charter.
Browse the meeting documents for the Board of Education.
A board of appeals shall be appointed by each municipality.
The committee is appointed by the Town Council to educate and inspire the community about clean energy and energy efficiency.
The Commission on Aging was established to study the needs of and coordinate the programs for the aging.
The purpose of the Connecticut Water Company Advisory Council is to provide the residents with advocates to air complaints about service, water quality and fees.
The Conservation Commission is responsible for the development and conservation of natural resources, including water resources.
The purpose of this commission is to encourage participation in and promotion, development and acceptance of artistic and cultural activities.
The purpose of the Economic Development Commission shall be for the promotion and development of the economic resources of the Town of Enfield.
The Enfield Beautification Committee is responsible for advising the Town Council and any other board, agency, or commission desiring their assistance in planning for the orderly growth and beautification of the community.
The construction for the new high school includes multiple phases. There will be several new additions to the building with the largest being the Enrico Fermi STEAM Wing. This will house the Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math programs.
The Enfield Revitalization Strategy Committee was established by the Town Council as the Thompsonville Revitalization Strategy Committee to develop a strategy to create a sense of identity of place for Thompsonville.
The Ethics Commission is empowered to investigate allegations of unethical conduct, corrupting influence, illegal activities, or other behavior levied against any municipal official, officer or employee which would reflect adversely against the Town of Enfield.
The Fair Rent Commission receives and hears complaints and conducts studies in order to control and eliminate excessive rental charges.
The Historic District Commission shall not consider interior arrangement or use and shall take no action except for the purpose of preventing the erection, reconstruction, restoration, alteration or razing of buildings in the historic district obviously incongruous with the historic aspects of the district.
The purpose of the Human Services Advisory Commission is to review and monitor non-profit human service agencies and programs which are supported financially by the town, or provided directly by the town and advise the council of strategies for improved service.
The Inland Wetlands and Watercourses Agency is responsible for regulating and permitting any proposed clearing, filling, excavation, paving, grading and discharge of storm water in and within 100 feet of any wetlands and/or watercourses.
This committee is in existence due to the needed improvements to John F. Kennedy Middle School. Such improvements will require a referendum and before it can be placed on the ballot, a number of important actions must be completed.
This committee will review Town and Board of Education facility needs in order to prioritize facility improvement projects and develop a schedule and funding plan for implementation.
The Library Board of Trustees, established within the Town Charter (Chapter V, Section 5) is a Town Council appointed board consisting of 3 members, for a 3 term of office.
The loan review committee was formed by the town council at its meeting of February 22, 1983. The committee was established to review and approve all loan applications, review and approve all deferred payment loan applications, review and approve all combination loans and deferred payment loan applications, review and approve all forgiveness loans and recommend from time to time changes in the policies and guidelines of the Residential Rehabilitation Program.
Seven municipalities make up the North Central District Health Department and meet the second Wednesday of every month. The term is three (3) years.
The Planning and Zoning Commission was established in accordance with Chapter V, Section 2 of the Town Charter.
The Prison / Town Liaison Committee was formed by the adoption of Resolution #9471, adopted by the Town Council at a special meeting held on July 23, 1990. The purpose of the committee is to open the lines of communication and the exchange of information between residents of Enfield,
Town Council Regular Meetings are held on the 1st and 3rd Mondays of each month. All residents are encouraged to attend and participate in a discussion with Town Council members and staff.
Browse meeting documents from the subcommittees of the Enfield Town Council.
View current vacancies of the Town Board of Enfield.
Learn about water pollution control in the city.
The Zoning Board of Appeals was created in accordance with title 8, chapter 124, section 8-5 of the CT general statutes. The responsibility of the board is to hear and decide appeals where it is alleged that there is an error in any order, requirement or decision made by the official charged with the enforcement of chapter 124 or any bylaw, ordinance or regulation adopted under the provisions of this chapter and to hear and decide all matters including special exceptions and special exemptions under section 8-2g upon which it is required to pass by the specific terms of the zoning bylaws, ordinance or regulations in harmony with their general purpose and intent and with the due consideration for conserving the public health, safety, convenience, welfare and property values solely with respect to a particular parcel of land.
The Division of Building Inspection is a public safety law enforcement agency that exercises the police powers of the state over the built environment.
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The Office of Community Development (OCD) is responsible for administering funds from the State's Small Cities Block Grant program and other related programs.
To help build a healthy, safe and prosperous town through customer-focused planning, development and enforcement.
Browse a variety of resources for working in Enfield.
Enfield is a community dedicated to our local businesses and welcomes responsible growth to strengthen our commercial tax base and enhance the character of our community.
The Enfield Beautification Committee is responsible for advising the Town Council and any other board, agency, or commission desiring their assistance in planning for the orderly growth and beautification of the community.
This will direct businesses to the Engineering Office page which provides information on excavating and has the excavating permit application.
The Planning Department's mission is to help ensure the health, safety and welfare of the people of Enfield and to provide a better quality of life through high professional standards of planning, community development and enforcement services.
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There are 169 cities and towns in Connecticut. Each provides various services, such as public school education, police and fire protection and public road maintenance.
Learn about our Thompsonville Reinvigoration programs.
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