Colebrook Board of Finance examines budget with two percent growth. First Selectman Bradley Bremer presented the Selectmen's 2025-26 draft budget, showing a two percent overall increase with mixed department results: General Government up 1.7 percent, Public Safety down 1.2 percent, Highway up 2.2

Colebrook Recreation Board updates youth programs and policies. The board approved karate at eight weeks for $65 and basketball shorts and pizza party funds unanimously. Board member Tiffanie Meehan introduced sportsmanship agreements that parents and children will sign at the first practice. The

Colebrook Recreation Board plans Fishing Derby for May 17 and new Lego League offering. The board approved January 2026 minutes and discussed ongoing youth programs including karate with 11 registrations, basketball clinics, and baseball. Chair Tiffanie Meehan and members confirmed the Fishing

Colebrook Board of Finance reviews 11.6 percent school budget increase. Superintendent Robert Gilbert presented the Colebrook Board of Education's 2026-2027 proposed budget of $2,516,488, an increase of $262,247 from the current year. General operating expenses would rise $103,834, or 4.6 percent,

Colebrook schools propose $2.5M budget for 2027 with an 11.6 percent increase. Superintendent Robert Gilbert presented the 2026-2027 spending proposal to the Board of Finance, requesting $262,247 more than current spending for a total of $2,516,488. General operating expenses would increase