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The RTM is the Town of Greenwich’s legislative body. They examine and approve the budget, nominations to Town boards, improvements to Town properties, labor contracts and other significant Town undertakings. If you want to have a say in how Greenwich grows, join the RTM. Continue Reading →
The new P&Z director said trends that got underway during the pandemic have impacted Greenwich P&Z, including an “abrupt and ferocious construction boom.” Continue Reading →
“So, I turned 69 yesterday. Time marches on, so we better hurry up. Maybe I am less guarded, a little more blunt, and feeling more urgency to get to yes.
Getting older is kind of liberating. I don’t want you to wait a generation before you feel equally liberated. When I turned 18, Richard Nixon was president. My friends and I were listening to the lottery on the radio to see who got drafted off to Vietnam, and I have been a Democrat ever since.” – Governor Ned Lamont Continue Reading →
State Rep Khanna will serve as a member of the Appropriations, Government Administration and Elections, and Transportation Committees for the 2023 Legislative Session. Continue Reading →
“I am very excited to appoint Eileen Meskill as the next Deputy Attorney General. A tested and experienced litigator and leader in the Office of the Attorney General, Eileen comes to these responsibilities as one of the most well-prepared deputies ever to assume the role.” – CT Attorney General William Tong Continue Reading →
A celebration of Marty’s life will take place at a later date in the spring. Continue Reading →
To assist potential applicants, USPS personnel will be on-site to provide detailed information about the positions and answer questions. Continue Reading →
At the Dec 20 P&Z meeting, attorney for the applicant Tom Heagney said there had been discussions with the Affordable Housing Trust Fund about a fee in lieu of $250,000, rather than including affordable housing at American Lane. He said millions of dollars could be added to the fund, and potentially be put toward Greenwich Communities (housing authority) redevelopment of Quarry Knoll. Continue Reading →
The existing house was built in 1903. It sold for $780,000 in June 2022. Continue Reading →
