Southington Government Roundup: School Goals and Roof Plans
Southington’s school board approved the 2026–27 superintendent goals, sent the Thalberg roof plans to the state and awarded a $49,400 fencing contract Sept. 24.
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New Haven Government Roundup: Alders, Yale Resolution
New Haven’s Board of Alders had a $27 million litigation-settlement bond ordinance, a Sylvan Avenue lease and street closures on its Sept. 22 agenda; a committee took up a Yale resolution Thursday.
West Haven Approves 90-Unit Mixed-Use Project on Campbell Avenue
West Haven’s Planning and Zoning Commission voted unanimously Sept. 22 for 90 apartments over shops at 325 Campbell Ave., the former Mantilia Motors lot.
Meriden Cyberattack May Have Exposed Data of 2,325 Residents
A cyberattack on Meriden’s network may have exposed personal information belonging to 2,325 residents, according to state records reported Sept. 17.
Woodbridge Zoning Commission Approves Farm Subdivision, Sets Hearings
Woodbridge's zoning commission unanimously approved splitting 1990 Litchfield Turnpike into two lots and set hearings for Oct. 5 and Nov. 2.
West Haven Board Approves $2.5M Downtown Grant Request
West Haven’s $2.5 million downtown grant request cleared a state board Tuesday, advancing plans for upgrades at the West Haven Green, Curtiss Place and a small-business microgrant program.
North Branford Government Roundup: Schools, Tax Appeals
North Branford school agendas listed budget workshops, fees, renovations and curriculum topics; assessment agendas scheduled motor-vehicle appeal hearings.
Branford Government Roundup: School Policies, Press Box
Branford’s Board of Education was scheduled to meet Sept. 16 with an agenda covering school policy first readings, an e-bikes grant, the press box and the senior graduation date.
New Haven Alders Approve 12-Month Pause on Data Centers
New Haven approved a 12-month pause on new data centers, while exempting quantum-computing and life-sciences research facilities tied to a city innovation cluster.
New Haven Government Roundup: Finance, Safety and Tax Items
New Haven committees were scheduled to address a $27 million bond proposal, public safety cameras, a Sylvan Avenue lease and tax-abatement requests.
West Haven Approves Noise Ordinance Changes
West Haven plans four noise-detection devices along its shoreline after the City Council approved an ordinance amendment; first offenses will cost $100, with each repeat adding another $100.
Woodbridge Government Roundup: Beecher School Building Forum
Woodbridge’s Beecher Road School Building Committee held a Sept. 15 presentation on its recommended building option, followed by a public forum.