Elections in Connecticut local government
What Connecticut city councils, county boards and school districts are deciding about elections — plain-English summaries written from official agendas and minutes, updated as meetings happen.
519 Connecticut meetings since 2024 covered elections. Counts are directional — coverage varies by place and platform.
Places in Connecticut with the most elections activity
- Preston, CT (49)
- Middletown, CT (37)
- Trumbull, CT (31)
- Enfield, CT (27)
- Milford, CT (26)
- Deep River, CT (25)
- Ledyard, CT (24)
- Stonington, CT (22)
- West Haven, CT (19)
- Coventry, CT (19)
- Danbury, CT (17)
- Granby, CT (16)
Latest matching meetings
Committee to select architect for Foran High pool renovation
The Permanent School Facilities Building Committee is holding a special meeting to consider minutes from a prior meeting and to enter executive session to select an architect for the pool renovation and upgrade at Joseph A. Foran High School. The meeting is scheduled for September 9, 2026, at 6:00 PM in the Board of…
Old Saybrook voters to decide on $17.5M in bonds for DPW garage and Hepburn Center
The Board of Selectmen is holding a Special Town Meeting to discuss two resolutions that will be put to a referendum vote on September 29, 2026. The first would appropriate $6.2 million (with $5.2 million in bonds) to reconstruct the Department of Public Works garage. The second would appropriate $11.3 million (with…
Westbrook Board of Selectmen to discuss fee schedules and vendor insurance
The Board of Selectmen will meet to discuss town fee schedules for Land Use, Building, and Health Departments. The agenda also includes a proposed contract for PR and a request from Breakers Baseball regarding field use.
Council votes on $511M school construction and $89M bond issuance
The Town Council is meeting to vote on a resolution appropriating $511,000,000 for the new construction of four elementary schools and the conversion of Eli Whitney Elementary School into the Eagle Academy Therapeutic Day School. The agenda also includes a resolution to submit this plan to a public referendum, which…
Commission on Aging to discuss referendum strategy for proposed Senior Center
The Trumbull Commission on Aging will meet to discuss strategies for a referendum on the proposed Senior Center, following survey results showing residents now prefer a community center. The agenda also includes reports on the Senior Center, Stern Village housing, and updates on the COACT meeting and website content…
Downtown Business District to elect new commissioner, approve July financials
The Middletown Downtown Business District will hold its monthly meeting, primarily covering routine business: approving July financials and meeting minutes. The commission will also vote on new business, including electing Camille Cahill to the commission and a donation for a historical project. Updates from city and…
Stonington Recreation Commission to elect chair, review summer programs
The Stonington Recreation Commission is meeting to elect a Chair and Vice Chair, approve minutes, and hear reports on summer programs and finances. They will also discuss updates on several town recreation sites. The meeting is largely routine administrative business.
Democratic Town Committee plans fall campaigns and bylaw changes
The Preston Democratic Town Committee is meeting to discuss its fall campaign plans for state and federal offices, consider bylaw amendments, and review fundraising. The agenda also includes routine items like minutes, treasurer's report, and updates from town officials.
Council to vote on $511M school construction, $89M bond referendum
The Enfield Town Council is holding a special meeting to consider several resolutions, most notably a $511 million appropriation for the construction and renovation of four elementary schools and the conversion of Eli Whitney Elementary into a therapeutic day school, with $89 million to be bonded and the rest from…
Council to vote on $68.4M in bonds for schools and downtown parking garage
The Common Council is holding a special meeting to consider two bond ordinances totaling $68.4 million: $30.4 million for Phase I of the Middletown Public Schools Districtwide Infrastructure Project and $38 million for a Downtown area parking facility. The council will also vote on whether to send both bond questions…
Beecher Road School Building Committee plans referendum, outreach
The Beecher Road School Building Committee is meeting to review its outreach calendar, discuss the communication plan, and plan work through September, including issuing an RFP for an architect and owner's manager. The agenda also outlines a timeline leading to a referendum vote on a bond resolution, with a special…
Council to discuss proposed referendum on downtown police building
The Norwich City Council is holding an informational meeting/workshop to discuss a proposed referendum on a downtown police building. City Manager John Salomone will be present. No formal action is scheduled; the meeting is for discussion only.
Council to vote on $55M police HQ bond, send to Nov. 3 referendum
The Norwich City Council will hold a public hearing and second reading on a $55 million bond ordinance to fund a new police headquarters at 300 Main Street. The council will also vote on a resolution to place the ordinance on the November 3, 2026 ballot for voter approval. Other business includes accepting a federal…
Estuary Transit District board to elect officers, consider new member town
The Estuary Transit District Board of Directors will hold its annual meeting, including election of officers, committee assignments, and several resolutions. The board will also receive reports from committees and staff, and consider accepting a new member town and a bus stop enhancement agreement.
Windham residents vote in Democratic primary for Governor on Aug 11, 2026
This notice announces the Democratic primary election scheduled for August 11, 2026, in Windham, CT. The only office on the ballot is Governor, with Ned Lamont as the party-endorsed candidate and Josh Elliott as the other filed candidate. Early voting is available from August 3 to August 9, 2026, at Windham Town Hall…
Public observation of voting machine testing before August primary
The Danbury City Council agenda notes that the Registrar of Voters will test tabulators for the August 11, 2026 primary on July 30, 2026, with public observation permitted in the 3rd Floor Conference Room at 11:00 am.
Council to consider $1.38M animal shelter replacement and referendum
The Mansfield Town Council will consider appropriating $1,380,000 for an animal shelter replacement project and setting a referendum for the November 3, 2026 election. They will also discuss a tax compliance solution contract, a public hearing for conveying town-owned property under Carriage House Drive, and receive a…
Inland Wetlands and Watercourses Agency meeting canceled
The regular meeting scheduled for August 5, 2026, has been canceled. The cancellation is due to the Council Chambers being used for Early Voting.
Branford RTM to fill vacancy in 7th District Representative Town Meeting seat
The Representative Town Meeting (RTM) must fill a vacancy in the 7th District seat after Kevin Healy resigned effective July 10, 2026. The appointment follows Section 4-c.7.e of the Branford Town Charter and Connecticut General Statutes.
City Council to deliberate and act on charter revision ballot questions
The West Haven City Council is holding a special meeting to deliberate and take action on proposed ballot questions for a charter revision. The single agenda item is a public hearing and vote on the wording and content of charter revision questions that may appear on a future ballot.
Council to deliberate charter revision ballot questions
The West Haven City Council is meeting in special session to deliberate and take action on proposed charter revision ballot questions. The agenda includes only this item along with procedural steps.
Board of Selectmen to discuss tax lien sales and a $25,000 bond release
The Board of Selectmen will consider the sale of tax liens for three lots and the release of a $25,000 basin planting bond for Hunting Ridge. The meeting includes the processing of tax rebates and a resignation from the Commission on Aging.
Board of Selectmen to appoint Board of Education member and discuss bond referendum
The Granby Board of Selectmen will meet to approve minutes from the July 20 meeting, appoint Jessica J. Diglio to the Board of Education to fill a vacancy, and discuss bond referendum questions for the 2026 Town Meeting. The board will also review the Town Manager’s July report and consider FY26 budget amendments.
Town Council to schedule hearing for $511 million school project
The Town Council is meeting to schedule a public hearing regarding bonds and notes for school construction and renovation. The body will also receive a presentation on the special primary and discuss the use of prison PILOT funds.
Town Council to vote on $829,409 budget appropriation from fund balance
The Town Council will discuss a proposed e-bike ordinance and consider two resolutions. Resolution TC31-52 would appropriate $829,409 from the fund balance for snow removal, tree warden expenses, and debt service. Resolution TC31-53 would authorize First Selectman Vicki A. Tesoro to sign a state grant application for…
Board of Finance to review preK-8 budget referendum results and fire vehicle purchase
The Willington Board of Finance is holding a special budget meeting to review the results of the July 28, 2026, preK-8 budget referendum and discuss next steps. The board will also hear a request from WFD1 Chief Alex Moore to purchase a used Squad 113 replacement versus proposed refurbishment. Public comment is…
Voters decide on $10.3M education budget via referendum
The Willington Town Clerk has scheduled a referendum for July 28, 2026, to vote on the proposed education budget. This vote is required because the annual town budget was previously adjourned to a referendum. The vote will take place from 6:00 AM to 8:00 PM at the Town Office Building.
Voter enrollment session set for July 28 in Woodbridge
The agenda announces a voter enrollment session on Tuesday, July 28, 2026, from 12:00 PM to 3:00 PM at the registrar's office. During this time, the office will accept new voter registrations and petitions for reinstatement from electors who have been removed from the rolls. This is a routine administrative notice…
City Council to act on Charter Revision Commission report
The City Council will hold a special meeting to deliberate and take action on the Charter Revision Commission’s Final Charter Revision Report. The body will also discuss and act on Charter Revision ballot questions.
City Council to deliberate and act on charter revision report
The West Haven City Council is holding a special meeting to consider the Charter Revision Commission's final report and to take action on proposed charter revision ballot questions. The meeting includes procedural items such as the pledge, roll call, and adjournment.
Finance Committee considers $829K fund balance appropriation
The Trumbull Town Council Finance Committee will meet to consider two resolutions: one to appropriate $829,409 from the Fund Balance for snow removal, tree warden expenses, and debt service interest; the other to authorize the First Selectman to sign a state grant application for early voting costs, totaling…
Preston Democratic Town Committee discusses 2026 campaigns
The committee is meeting to discuss upcoming campaigns and primaries for various offices. The agenda also includes a review of proposed bylaw amendments.
Committee to review RFP for Mill Pond and Churchill Park pool reconstruction
The Town Pools Project Building Committee is meeting to review an updated Request for Proposals (RFP) for conceptual designs and cost estimates. These plans will support a future voter referendum regarding the reconstruction of pools and the addition of splash pads at Mill Pond Park and Churchill Park.
Danbury City Council to review Charter Revision draft report
The City Council is holding a special meeting to act on a draft report from the Charter Revision Commission. This follows a public hearing and a Committee of the Whole review of the proposed changes.
Commission will review an excavation permit for 261 River Road
The Sterling Inland Wetland & Watercourses Commission will meet on July 23, 2026 at 6:00 p.m. in the municipal building and via Zoom. The agenda includes approval of the November 20, 2025 meeting minutes, a review of an excavation application submitted by Andrew Davis for the property at 261 River Road, and the…
Danbury City Council reviews Charter Revision Draft Report
The Committee of the Whole is conducting a chapter-by-chapter review of recommended changes to the city charter. The body is discussing modifications to the preamble, mayoral and council term lengths, and Board of Education election structures.
Willington sets date for vote on $22.3M education budget
The Town of Willington is holding a budget meeting to discuss the proposed education budget for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2027. The total town budget is $22,263,631, with a net amount to be raised by taxation of $17,356,344. The meeting will also set the date, polling place, and hours for the referendum vote on…
Council considers $7.8 million appropriation for new Fire Station #4
The Town Council is considering a resolution to authorize $7,800,000 for the construction of Fire Station #4 at 84 Fifth Street. If approved, a referendum for the project is scheduled for November 3, 2026. The agenda also includes a municipal space assessment and a community proclamation.
Committee to review shared services RFP proposals
The Intra-Board Advisory Committee will elect officers, adopt rules and a meeting schedule, and discuss draft goals. The main business is reviewing nine submitted RFP proposals for shared service opportunities. The committee will also discuss action items for the next meeting.
Town to vote on $15.4M school budget
Preston is holding a Special Town Meeting on June 25 to act on the Board of Education's $15,422,640 budget for FY 2026-2027. The budget will then go to a referendum on July 9.