Durham Government Roundup: Fire Hose Money, Town Board Elections
Durham voters approved up to $12,720 for new fire hose at the Monday, Oct. 5, town meeting and filled library and school finance seats; selectmen had a full agenda.
Durham voters approved up to $12,720 for new fire hose at the Monday, Oct. 5, town meeting and filled library and school finance seats; selectmen had a full agenda.
Guilford selectmen sent an $800,000, 63-acre land purchase to a Thursday, Oct. 22, town meeting, Patch reported; vehicle buys and six zoning hearings were on agendas.
Guilford's Sept. 22 selectmen agenda listed a town-property lease hearing, parks, fire-project and land-purchase items; finance had August reports.
Durham's government held a full week of meetings March 2–5, 2026. The Board of Selectmen met twice on March 2 and continues budget workshops today, while RSD 13's Building Committee and School Naming Committee convened March 4. The Planning and Zoning Commission also met March 4.
Branford saw a full week of government activity March 2–5, 2026, with more than ten boards and commissions convening. The Board of Education voted in special session on authorizing BHS roof replacement plans, while the Board of Finance held a special meeting and the Planning & Zoning Commission is scheduled for a public hearing tonight.
Monday's blizzard cancelled three Woodbridge meetings. The Board of Education meets Thursday with a STEAM presentation and superintendent evaluation, and the Beecher Road School building committee also convenes.
Durham holds a public hearing Feb. 23 on a proposed traffic camera ordinance under state law, while the Board of Selectmen and Board of Finance advance FY26-27 budget planning.
Orange CT's weekly government meeting roundup covers recent activity from the Board of Finance, Board of Selectmen, and Board of Health. Key discussions include budget planning, town operations, and public health oversight, with limited updates from other boards.
Durham's boards are focused on the FY25-26 budget, traffic safety, and land use planning. The Board of Selectmen and Finance are deep in budget reviews, the PZC adopted new zoning rules, and the Board of Education is preparing for contract talks.