Colebrook Board of Finance reviews First Selectman's draft two percent budget increase. First Selectman Bradley Bremer presented the 2025-26 draft budget showing an overall two percent increase, with individual categories ranging from a 6.0 percent reduction in Town Hall Expenditures to a 6.9
Board of Finance reviews two percent budget increase and capital plan. First Selectman Bradley Bremer presented the Board of Selectmen's draft fiscal year 2025-26 budget, showing a two percent overall increase with departments ranging from a 6.9 percent bump in Miscellaneous funds to a 6.0 percent
Colebrook Planning Commission schedules March public hearing. The commission voted to set a March 9 public hearing for a proposed home addition at 8 Center Brook Road. Chairman Todd Correll presided over the brief meeting, which also included unanimous approval of minutes from prior sessions and
Colebrook Board of Finance reviews budgets, seeks school wage reduction. The board considered the Region 7 regional school budget draft of $2,361,698, down 1.54 percent from the prior year, and the Board of Education's $2,506,813 draft for 2026-2027. Chairman Thomas D. McKeon and members reviewed
Colebrook Board of Finance reviews draft 2026-27 budgets and questions education wage proposal. Chairman Thomas D. McKeon and the Board of Finance reviewed the Board of Education draft budget of $2,506,813. The board expressed strong preference that the Board of Education reduce a proposed 4% wage
The Northwest Resource Recovery Authority Board votes unanimously on service agreements. The regional authority held a virtual meeting March 5, with Chairman Daniel Jerram, Elinor Carbone, Michael Magistrali, Todd Carusillo, and Curtis Rand voting to authorize a letter to Commissioner Gilman
Colebrook Recreation Board approves registration pricing and allocates funding for spring recreation programs. Board members set baseball registration at $60 for T-ball and Farm divisions and $90 for Minors and Majors divisions, and approved $550 for the March 20 basketball banquet including medals
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
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