North Branford’s Board of Education held multiple sessions on curriculum, policy, and budget planning during the week of Feb 16–22, 2026. The Fire Commissioners met and scheduled a special session, while the Blueprint Committee meeting was cancelled. Limited details were available for other boards.
New Haven’s Board of Alders advanced major housing and transit initiatives during the week of February 16–22, 2026, including a $26 million HUD grant application for Union Square. The Board also approved street designations and closures for the 2026 St. Patrick’s Day Parade and adopted key leadership resolutions.
New Haven residents can engage with local government this week through several upcoming committee meetings. The Community Development Committee meets on February 18, followed by the Joint Legislation/Tax Abatement and Legislation Committees on February 24. All meetings are open to the public and available via livestream on the Board of Alders YouTube channel.
The Middletown Board of Education met on February 10, 2026, highlighting Black History Month, Legacy Academy, and Unified Theater. The Curriculum Committee meeting was canceled. Other city boards, including the Anti-Racism Taskforce and Affirmative Action Monitoring Committee, have upcoming meetings scheduled.
Hamden's weekly government meeting roundup covers key sessions from the Solid Waste Commission to the Legislative Council, including cancellations, special meetings, and regional participation. Several boards meet virtually or in hybrid format. The Human Rights Commission canceled its Feb. 12 meeting but has a special session scheduled for Feb. 19.
Hamden residents can participate in multiple government meetings this week, including sessions for the Fire Commission, Zoning Board, Finance Committee, and Human Rights & Relations Commission. Most meetings offer hybrid access.
West Haven’s ARPA Committee reviewed federal fund usage this week, while historical records show past efforts by the Beach Parking Task Force to manage shoreline access. The Board of Assessment Appeals and Board of Ethics also held sessions in recent months to address property appeals and ethical compliance.
Wallingford welcomed Geoffrey Einhorn as Town Attorney and honored longtime public servants Jim Seichter and Ray Ross. The town also completed Christmas tree pickup, reminded residents of sidewalk clearing duties, and updated compost center hours. No recent meetings were reported for major boards during the week of February 16–22, 2026.
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.
Cheshire's weekly government meeting roundup for the week of February 16, 2026, highlights upcoming sessions for the Town Council, Planning and Zoning Commission, Environment Commission, and several other boards. Key meetings include a public hearing on February 23 and a special Library Advisory Board session.
The Woodbridge Board of Education held multiple committee meetings in early 2026, focusing on finance, curriculum, and facilities. The full board met on January 20, 2026, following a strategic retreat. Other town boards, including the Agricultural Commission and Board of Assessment Appeals, have seen recent activity, though several meetings were cancelled or rescheduled.
Branford’s Board of Education held multiple budget-focused meetings in early February 2026, while the Board of Finance reviewed the police pension valuation report. Other boards, including the Academy on the Green Committee and Board of Ethics, have published 2026 schedules but reported no recent actions.