As of Saturday morning, Greenwich Hospital reports their tests have returned 64 positives with nine Greenwich residents testing positive. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Town Hall to Shut Down Monday; Town Golf Course to Close Sunday
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UPDATED: First Selectman and CEO of Greenwich Hospital Talk about Flattening the Curve of COVID-19 Exposure
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Greenwich Hospital is seeing patients in the Emergency Department and has segregated spaces for those who are demonstrating respiratory symptoms. The First Selectman plans to close Town Hall as well as town buildings and facilities to visitors and declare a state of emergency. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Health, Coronavirus, COVID-19, Fred Camillo, Greenwich Hospital, Greenwich Town Hall, Norman Roth
Riverside Towing Ability to Operate Challenged at P&Z Following Cease & Desist
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Riverside Towing received a cease and desist order from Greenwich’s Zoning Enforcement Officer because they only have a permit for repair service at 561 West Putnam Ave. The question is whether towing is a use that falls under repair. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Transportation, 500 West Putnam Ave, 581 West Putnam Ave, 585 West Putnam Ave, Albert and Heather Jagodzinski, Andy Fox, Chip Haslun
Pin Oak Tree Planted at Town Hall is Emblematic of Town’s Public-Private Partnership with Greenwich Tree Conservancy
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“Triple P – public-private-partnerships – have made this community what it is today.The Greenwich Tree Conservancy is one of the most successful partnerships this Town has seen in some time.” – Greenwich First Selectman Peter Tesei Continue Reading →
Filed under: Around Town, Volunteering, Cheryl Dunson, Dr. Gregory Kramer, Greenwich Town Hall, JoAnn Messina, Joe Siciliano, John Toner
Beach Pass, Maybe? Verify Your Residency through Parks & Rec Now.
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Greenwich Residency renewals are required once annually during the calendar year. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, beach pass, Parks & Rec, residency verification, Town of Greenwich
Attorney for Greenwich DPW Worker “Stunned” Town Disclosed Confidential Personnel Info
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“I am surprised at the Town’s interpretation of those sanctions and I am frankly stunned that they think it is appropriate, or even legal, to publicly disclose personnel information when it knows full well that Mr. Clifford has already been identified in the press.” – Attorney Lindy Urso Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Police & Fire, Dept of Public Works, Greenwich Police, Javier Da Silva, Peter Tesei, Town of Greenwich, Valerie Reyes
Parks & Rec Hires New Superintendent of Parks & Trees / Tree Warden
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r. Kramer has over 25 years of work experience in the horticulture industry, in both the public and private sector. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Bruce Spaman, Dr Gregory T Kramer, Superintendent of Parks & Trees, Town of Greenwich, tree warden
Suggested Locations Sought for Byram Street Tree Planting Initiative
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The Town of Greenwich will provide 40 – 50 trees for planting. The Greenwich Tree Conservancy will provide tree planting services. And the Byram Neighborhood Association will locate viable sites for the trees. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Around Town, Government, Byram Neighborhood Association, Greenwich Tree Conservancy, Town of Greenwich
Permit Process Improvements Continue at Greenwich Town Hall
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Folks at Town Hall have been working to improve the customer experience during the permitting application process. New initiatives include customer service training, queue management, a customer service fast lane, and consistent public counter hours across permitting departments. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Building Inspection, Town of Greenwich, Zoning Enforcement
Greenwich Publishes Resource Guide for Immigrants
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Back on November 16, 2017 the First Selectman’s Diversity Advisory Committee held a special meeting to help residents and new immigrants understand fact versus fiction when it comes to local policies, how the laws are implemented, and where people can go to access to services. Continue Reading →