MADISON, MANCHESTER, MANSFIELD, MARLBOROUGH, MERIDEN, MIDDLEBURY, MIDDLEFIELD, MIDDLETOWN, MILFORD, MONROE, MONTVILLE, MORRIS
MADISON. New Haven County.--(Form of government, selectmen, town meeting, board of finance.)--Inc., May, 1826, taken from Guilford. Transp.--Passenger: Served by buses of Conn. Transit from New Haven, and by Dattco Bus Line. Freight: Served by Shoreline East and Amtrak. Post office: Madison.
TOWN OFFICERS. Town Clerk and Reg. of Vital Statistics, Nancy J. Martucci. Address, Madison Town Campus, 8 Campus Dr., 06443-2563; Tel., (203) 245-5672; FAX, (203) 245-5675. Website: www.madisonct.org. E-Mail: martuccin@madisonct.org.--Board of Selectmen, 1st, Peggy R. Lyons (D), Tel., (203) 245-5602; Al Goldberg (D), Jennifer Gordon (R), Scott Murphy (D), Bruce Wilson, Jr. (R).--Board of Finance, John Picard, Chm., Bob Donahue, Jean T. Fitzgerald, Matthew Gordon, Jude Hession, John Rasimas, Katie Stein.--Registrars of Voters, Jim Newton (D), Ann Devine (R).--Tax Collector, Christina Consiglio.--Board of Assessment Appeals, Will Braun, Chm., Bob Augusta, Ron Bodinson, William Lewis, Gregory Scalzo III.--Board of Education, Seth Klaskin, Chm., Galen Cawley, Jr., Mary Ann Connelly, Diane Infantine-Vyce, Maureen Lewis, Christine Maisano, Cathy Miller, Steven Pynn, Emily Rosenthal.--Zoning Board of Appeals, Richard Gilbert, Chm., Steven Bischoff, Dennis Crowe, William Piggott, John Zaaijer; Alternates, Dylan Stella, two vacancies.--Justices of the Peace, Ronald Clark, Mitchell H. Cohan, Marc Darren, Brian Fellows, Judith Hession, Robert Gerard, Al Goldberg, Thomas Kelty, Peter K. Manko, Cheryl A. Martone, Sandra Olenik, Cara Sheehan, Katie Stein, Eileen C. Waldman, Joan Walker.
MANCHESTER. Hartford County.--(Form of government, general manager, board of directors.)--Inc., May, 1823; taken from East Hartford. Manchester is approximately 28 square miles in size, with a population of 59,713 residing in 25,293 housing units. The racial makeup of the community is 56.84% White, 20.69% African American, 4.93% Asian, non-Hispanic and 17% Hispanic or Latino, 0.17% Native American, and 4.8% other and multi-race. The community includes a variety of neighborhood types, from pedestrian-oriented mixed-use neighborhoods to post-war tract housing to more recently constructed single-family homes and luxury apartments. Manchester boasts an extensive system of community and regional parks and family events, referring to itself as the “City of Village Charm.” It is an excellent community to live, work, and raise a family.
TOWN OFFICERS. Town Clerk, Dr. Maria W. Cruz. Address, Town Hall, 41 Center St., P.O. Box 191, 06045-0191; Tel., (860)647-3036; FAX, (860) 647-3029. Website: www.townofmanchester.org.--Board of Directors, Jay Moran, Mayor; Sarah L. Jones, Deputy Mayor; Pamela Floyd-Cranford, Secy.; Peter Conyers, Minority Leader; Ed Boland, Jessee Muñiz Poland, Zachary Reichelt, Dennis Schain, Jerald Lentini.--Board of Selectmen, Masadur Rahman, Mark Tweedie, Kevin Zingler.--Registrars of Voters, James R. Stevenson (D), Timothy H. Becker (R).--Board of Education, Chris Pattacini, Chm., Tracy R. Patterson, Secy., Heather Doucette, David M. Eisenthal, Richard Kohls, Peter Meggers, Elizabeth Mix, Kwasi Ntem-Mensah, Michael Orsene.--Tax Collector, Kelly Fleitas.--Library Board, Miriam Byroade, Grace Cedrone, Mary Fisher, Karl Hasel, Joyce Hood, J. Ashley Odell, Melissa Pattacini, Jessica Scorso, Rachel Witkege; Douglas McDonough, Dir.--Constables, Harun Ahmed, Kevin Hood, Dean Kies, Salvatore Mancini, Colin O’Neill, Warren J. Packer, Ed Slegeski.--Justices of the Peace, Lori Ann Bell-Carter, Angelica M. Candelaria, Yolanda Castillo, Diane D. Clare-Kearney, Janice F. Dabate, Cyril D’Auria, Sandra Dickerson, Donato Digenova, David Dumaine, Thomas H. Ferguson, Pamela Floyd-Cranford, Steve Gates, Laurel LaPorte Grimes, James A. Hall, Kathleen S. Hartigan, Kevin P. Hood, Wallace J. Irish, Jr., Yamuna Menon, Kwasi Ntem Mensa, Kristine Moulard, Tracy Patterson, Rhonda Philbert, Thomas M. Topping.
MANSFIELD. Tolland County.--(Form of government, town manager, town council, town meeting.)--Inc., Oct., 1702; taken from Windham. Principal industries: higher education, service/commerce, agriculture. Location of the University of Connecticut. Transp.--Passenger: Served by Peter Pan Bus Lines; UConn Transportation; WRTD Storrs-Willimantic. Freight: Served by Central Vermont Railroad. Post offices: Mansfield Center, and Storrs-Mansfield; rural free delivery from Mansfield Center and Storrs-Mansfield. Voted Limited Liquor Permit, 1969.
TOWN OFFICERS. Town Clerk and Reg. of Vital Statistics, Sara-Ann Chaine. Address, 4 So. Eagleville Rd., 06268; Tel., Storrs, (860) 429-3302; FAX, (860) 429-7785. Website: www.mansfieldct.gov. E-mail: townclerk@mansfieldct.org.--Town Council, Toni Moran, Mayor; Ben Shaiken, Deputy Mayor; Sam Bruder, Brian Q. Coleman, Carlita Cotton, Chris Kueffner, David Litrico, Ron Schurin, Bill Tomecko.--Board of Assessment Appeals, Barbara Vaughn, Chm., Doryann Plante, Shannon Sion.--Registrars of Voters, Anne E. Greineder (D), Vera Stearns Ward (R).--Board of Education, Kathleen Ward, Chm., Edith Allison, Gregory Cecil, Susannah Everett, Sabrina Hosmer, Martha N. Kelly, April Morin, Katherine S.B. Paulhus, Jeannette Picard.--Regional Board of Education, Kimberly Christenson, Debra Hultgren, James R. Mark, Nancy Silander.--Tax Collector, Jerl Casey.--Planning and Zoning Commission, Paul Aho, Chm., Sarah Accorsi, Binu Chandy, Louanne Cooley, John DeVivo, Kathy E. Fratoni, Lawrence Ross, Vera Stearns-Ward, Craig Wutsch; Alternates, Zach Anglin, Alfred Fratoni, Adam Opin.--Zoning Board of Appeals, Hollis Cotton, Robert Stearns, Don Vigneau, Michelle Wissing, vacancy; Alternates, Nicholas Burnore, Tina Huey, Darwin Jurado .--Justices of the Peace, Stephen M. Bacon, Kelly A. Chicoine, Carlita Cotton, Alfred Fratoni, Jr., Kathy E. Fratoni, Sharry L. Goldman, Edward C. Hall, April A. Holinko, Thayer L. Kitchen, James R. Mark, Julie A. Menard, Victoria Nimiowski, Doryann Plante, Chandler H. Rose, Benjamin Shaiken, Bette Day Stern, Susan Zito.
MARLBOROUGH. Hartford County.--(Form of government, Town Manager, selectmen, town meeting, board of finance.)--Inc., Oct., 1803; taken from Colchester, Glastonbury, and Hebron. Residential community. Transp.--Passenger: Served by buses of Eastern Bus Lines, Inc. from Hartford and New London; Barstow Transp. Co. and by Greyhound. Freight: Served by numerous motor common carriers. Post office: Marlborough.
TOWN OFFICERS. Clerk and Reg. of Vital Statistics, Lauren A. Griffin. Address, 26 No. Main St., P.O. Box 29, 06447-0029; Tel., (860) 295-6206. Website: www.marlboroughct.net. E-mail: townclerk@marlboroughct.net.--Town Manager, David Porter, Tel. 860-295-6204.--Board of Selectmen, Deb Bourbeau (U), Chm., Joe J. Asklar (R), Louise L. Concodello (R), Betty O’Brien (D), John Rizza (D).--Town Treasurer, Michael J. O'Neil.--Board of Finance, Michael Nastri, Chm., John H. Fidler, William Guzman, Karen Pakulis-Paul, Jeff Plourde; Alternates, Christopher Barella, Salvatore V. Sena Jr., Baird Welch-Collins.--Tax Collector, Barbara Lazzari.--Board of Assessment Appeals, David W. Morganson, Chm., John H. Grasso, Zina D. Planeta, Koreen Ryan, Jennifer Wood.--Registrars of Voters, Ann M. Kilby (D), Michele Anne Kacy (R).--Board of Education, Kerri Barella, Angela R. Colantonio, Linda Earley, Amy Kuhrt, Raymond “Chip” Morris, Susan M. Stolfi, Jean Wilson.--Regional Board of Education, Pamela Farrington, Carey Fraulino, Drew Golfin, Amy Romanchuck.--Planning Commission, Mark A. Stankiewicz, Chm., Jason Cooper, Beth Lander-Morris, Subby Magro, Joan O’Connell; Alternates, Dianne Dunn, Mark Paul, Zina Planeta.--Zoning Commission, Eric Colantonio, Chm., Charles Denler, Robert Fraulino, William B. Lardi, Mark Merritt; Alternates, Nicholas Hale, Erik Stomburg, Christopher Wherry.--Zoning Board of Appeals, Lea Georgiades, Erica Gorman, Corinne Machowski, Alan Miller, Matt Wilson; Alternates, Anthony Bratz, Susan McFarland, James West.--Justices of the Peace, Richard F. Denno, John H. Grasso, Linda E. Herrmann, Ken Hjulstrom, Michele Anne Kacy, Judithe Hanover Kaplan, John L. Kaplan, Brian LaRoe, David W. Morganson, Logan Tyler.
MERIDEN. New Haven County.--(Form of government, city manager, city council.)--Town inc., May, 1806; taken from Wallingford. City inc., May, 1867. Town and city consolidated, Jan. 1, 1922. Once known as the Silver City of the World, it is now the home of 3M Purifications: 3M Health Information Systems Mirion Technologies, Thompson Brands, RFS Technologies and Jonal Laboratories. Manufactured products are aircraft products, electronics, biotech filters, nuclear instrumentation, electrical signaling and communications equipment, tools, dies, molds and patterns, phosphorous brass and bronze in sheets, pewter products, automated buffing and deburring machines, plastics, engine gaskets, corrugated boxes, and submersible pumps. Transp.--Passenger: Served by Amtrak, CT Rail, and buses of Connecticut Transit, from Hartford to New Haven; and by Greyhound. Freight: Served by Connecticut Southern Railroad Company. Post office: Meriden.
CITY AND TOWN OFFICERS. Michael Cardona. Address, City Hall, 142 East Main St., Rm. 124, 06450-5667; Tel., (203) 630-4030; FAX, (203) 630-4059. Website: www.meridenct.gov. E-mail: mcardona@meridenct.gov.--City Council, Kevin M. Scarpati, Mayor; Bruce Fontella, Deputy Mayor; Sonya Jelks, Majority Leader; Larue A. Graham, Michael S. Rohde, Deputy Majority Leaders; Daniel Brunet, Minority Leader; Bob Williams, Jr., Deputy Minority Leader; Michael Carabetta, Chad Cardillo, Yvette Cortez, Ray R. Ouellet, Joseph Scaramuzzo, Michael Zakrezewski.--Registrars of Voters, Stacy Roy (D), Suzanne Flynn (R).--Board of Education, Robert Kosienski, Jr., Chm., Kim Carbone-Pandiani, Vice Chm., Dr. Steven J. O’Donnell Secy., Sheri L. Amechi, Nickimmy C. Hayes, Enileika Lopez-RiddleSiobhan K. Maloney-Bazinet, Tony A. Martorelli, Alan E. Pronovost.--Tax Collector, Hannah Pierce.--Library Board, Thomas J. Welsh, Esq., Pres., Jan Lavine, Vice Pres., William Balley, Sue Burchsted, Nydia Dominguez, Joan Edgerly, Carol Leduc, Irene Masse’, Fred Zierler.--Board of Assessment Appeals, Thomas A. Molloy, Joseph Vollano; Alternates, Juan Montalvo, Agnes Quinones.--Justices of the Peace, Scot Berling, Daniel R. Brunet, Anna Carabetta, Hector M. Cardona, Sr., Marissa Cardona, Luis M. Cordero, John H. Dalton, Carl W. Davis, Jr., Joan Edgerly, John Eno, Jack Fazzino, Thomas Fitzgibbons, Cornelius Ivers, Jr., Angelica D. Jandreau, Charles A Johnson, Enileika Lopez-Riddle, Irene G. Masse, Kim T. Morris, Thomas W. Neill, Winston Nelson, Anna P. Neumon, Joann F. Noonan, Beulah W. Preston, Zoraida Rosa, Charlene D. Rowe, Staci M. Roy, Hilda E. Santiago, Tristan Shields, Lillian Toni Soboleski, Jennifer M. Speeg, Millie Torres-Ferguson, Janet L. Taylor.
MIDDLEBURY. New Haven County.--(Form of government, selectmen, town meeting, board of finance.)--Inc., Oct., 1807; taken from Waterbury, Woodbury, and Southbury. Principal industries: corporate headquarters and manufacture of clocks and watches. Transp.--Passenger: Served by buses of North East Transp. Co., Inc. Freight: Served by numerous motor common carriers. Post office: Middlebury.
TOWN OFFICERS. Clerk and Reg. of Vital Statistics, Brigitte M. Bessette. Address, Town Hall, 1212 Whittemore Rd., 06762-2425; Tel., (203) 758-2557; Website: www.middlebury-ct.org. E-mail: townclerk@middlebury-ct.org.--Board of Selectmen, 1st, Edward B. St. John (R), Tel., (203) 758-2439, J. Paul Vance (D), Jennifer Mahr (U).--Tax Collector, Cindy R. Palomba.--Town Treasurer, Janine R. Bowler.--Board of Finance, Vincent F. Cipriano, Jr., Chm., Dawn Calabrese, John A. Jenusaitis, John M. Moriarty, Jr., Stephen Ruccio, Rita H. Smith; Alternates, Brendan M. Browne, George F. Flaherty, Jr., Natrajan Kuppuraj.--Board of Assessment Appeals, Stephen R. Ferrucci III, Chm., Brendan M. Browne, Robert J. Flanagan, Jr.--Registrars of Voters, Francis L. Barton, Jr. (D), Nancy S. Robison (R).--Regional Board of Education, Shannon Cavallo, Jeffrey D. Olsen, Sally D. Romano, Richard Spierto.--Library Board of Trustees, Rita H. Smith, Chm., Diane E. Giuditta, John M. Moriarty, Jr., Peter C. Vaccarelli, Margaret A. Vance, Mary C. Veillette.--Pomperaug Valley Water Authority, Francis L. Barton, Jr., Michael B. Dayton, Brian D. Shaban.--Water Pollution Control Authority, Robert W. Smith, Chm., Daniel J. Civitello, Ted J. Mannello, Mark Petrucci, Paul J. Phillips.--Police Commissioners, George M. Moreira, Chm., Francis L. Barton, Jr., Paul J. Bowler, Thomas C. King, Rita H. Smith.--Justices of the Peace, Raymond A. Albini, Rito C. Albini, Edward G. Asselin, Gregory Barnes, Francis L. Barton, Jr., Brigitte M. Bessette, Paul Bialobrzeski, Kelly A. Bollard, Sharon Swan Bosco, Yolande D. Bosman, Paul J. Bowler, Marcia K. Braun, John N. Calabrese, Jr., Brenda M. Carter, Neil Culhane, Barbara D. DeRiu, David B. Erwin, Bryan A. Ferrucci, Stephen R. Ferrucci III, Linda D. Herrmann, Ronald C. Herrmann, Shelley S. Jerige, Gary S. Kean, Charles G. Kuehnle, Jr., Terrence J. Manning, Michael J. McDonald, Michael J. McVerry, Noa Silberberg Miller, Traci D. Morgan, Patrick G. Mulhall, Christine Nelson, James A. Petrauskas, Janet A. Petrucci, William J. Pizzuto, Robert C. Ranaldo, Matthew R. Robison, Nancy S. Robison, Joseph J. Rock, Nancy Salerno, Robert W. Smith, Edward B. St. John, William J. Stowell, Elaine M. R. Strobel, Maria L. Tapia, Rosalyn Ann Teleposky, Kristin J. Tiso, George C. Tzepos, Amanda M. Vagnini, Sandra D. Young.
MIDDLEFIELD. Middlesex County.--(Form of government, selectmen, town meeting, board of finance.)--Inc., Jun., 1866; taken from Middletown. Principal industries: agriculture and manufacture of cement products, novelties in plastics, thermometers, hardware specialties such as wire cutters, tools, dies, fixtures, machinery, and work holding devices. Transp.--Passenger: Served by buses of Dattco Inc. Freight: Served by Conrail from New Haven and Middletown and numerous motor common carriers. Post offices: Middlefield and Rockfall. Rural free delivery from Middlefield and Rockfall post offices.
TOWN OFFICERS. Clerk and Reg. of Vital Statistics, Tonya Hogan. Address, Town Admin. Bldg., 393 Jackson Hill Rd., P.O. Box 179, 06455-0179; Tel., (860) 349-7116; FAX, (860) 349-7115. Website: www.middlefieldct.org. E-mail: THogan@middlefieldct.org.--Board of Selectmen, 1st, Robert Yamartino, Tel., (860) 349-7114, Carol Bufithis, James Irish.--Town Treasurer, Mary Ann Zieminski.--Board of Finance, Michael Skelps, Chm., Kevin Boyle, Melissa Kowal, David Lowry, Mary Wolak.--Tax Collector, Anne L. Olszewski.--Board of Assessment Appeals, Nancy L. Currlin, Kathleen Kokoszka, Barbara Nadeau.--Registrars of Voters, Anne Malcolm (D), Janine Skelps (R).--Library Board, Ralph Sayward, Pres., Deidre Cesario, Sue D’Orvilliers, Bonny Fowler, Maureen Hamilton, Joanne Hargreaves, Nina Healy, Margaret Lange, Cathy Hinsch, Melissa Marteka, Daryl Meninsky, Dawn Parkinson, Christine Rodrigue, Amy Schaffer, Elizabeth Tischio.--Board of Education, Maura Carmanello, Linda Darcy, Lucy Petrella, James Roraback.--Justices of the Peace, Jon A. Brayshaw, Carol Bufithis, William E. Currlin, Allison Dodge, Cathleen Hinsch, Lisa A. Irish, Melissa Kowal, Gina L. Layman, William F. Mackey, Kathleen Monahan, Robert G. Monthei, Howard A. Randlett, Carol Schilling, Emalee B. Schilling, Megan Wallett, Robin R. White, John W. Wyskiel.
MIDDLETOWN. Middlesex County.--(Form of government, mayor, common council.)--Town inc., Sept. 11, 1651, named, Nov. 1653; city inc., 1784, town and city consolidated, 1923. Principal industries: information technology, switches, paper boxes, internet publishing, office machinery, aerospace products, tools and dies, metal and wire goods, brass hardware, heat elements, plastics, sheet metal, chemicals, jet engines, and insurance. Transp.--Passenger: Served by buses of Connecticut Transit to Hartford and the Middletown Transit (local); Greyhound from East Hampton, New Haven, and Willimantic; and by Trailways. Freight: Served by Conrail and numerous motor common carriers. Post office: Middletown.
CITY AND TOWN OFFICERS. City and Town Clerk, Ashley Flynn-Natale. Address, Municipal Bldg., 245 DeKoven Dr. and Court St., 06457-1300; Tel., (860) 638-4910; FAX, (860) 638-1910. Website: www.cityofmiddletown.com. E-mail: townclerk@MiddletownCt.gov.--Mayor, Benjamin D. Florsheim (D).--Chief of Staff, Bobbye Knoll Peterson.--City Council, Vincent Loffredo, Deputy Mayor; Janette Blackwell, Meghan Carta, Grady Faulkner, Darnell Ford, Edward Ford, Jr., Anthony Gennaro, Sr., Anthony Mangiafico, Edward McKeon, Eugene Nocera, Philip J. Pessina, Linda Salafia.--Town Treasurer, Steven Kovach.--Registrars of Voters, Patricia Alston (D), George Souto (R).--Tax Collector, Lee Muscatello.--Board of Assessment Appeals, Tami Kapacziewski, Chm., David Boyce, John Kilian.--Library Board, Kellin Atherton, Andrew Becker, Wendy Berlind, Dr. Faraneh Carnegie-Hargreaves, Shanay Fulton, Jennifer Hadley, Gregory Harris, A. Stephen Nelson, Joseph Samolis, Cynthia Sanders, Sarah Schulenburg, Eamonn Wisneski.--Board of Education, Deborah Cain, Chm., Justin Taylor, Vice Chm., Anita Dempsey White, Secy., Dina Ford, Debra Guss, Emily Jackson, Jonathan Pulino, Delita Rose-Daniels, Charles Wiltsie.--Planning and Zoning Commission, Thomas Pattavina, Chm., Marcus Fazzino, Vice Chm., Shanay Fulton, Secy., Sebastrian Giuliano, Catherine Johnson, Richard Pelletier, Rogers Pylant; Alternates, Kellin Atherton, Tyler Eckstrom, Kelly Sweeney.--Justices of the Peace, Patrica A. Alston, Sacha Y. Armstrong, Erik Assourian, Wayne S. Bartolotta, Kaijuanna Belton, Todd G. Berch, Robert J. Bourne, David Adam Boyce, Brandon Bower Chafee, LaQueshia Clemons, James Dawson, Devonna Dionne, Benjamin D. Florsheim, Anthony S. Gennaro, Maria Madsen Holzberg, Matthew James Jones, Marie C. Kalita, Tami J, Kapaczewski, Kevin M. Kelly, John Kilian, Deborah A. Kleckowski, Steven Matthew Kovach, Vittorio E. Lancia, Matthew L. Lesser, Vincent J. Marotta, John C. Mayoros, Barbara Knoll Peterson, Anton A. Petras, Diane A. Petras, Quentin W. Phipps, John Pieper, Jr., Jonathan Pulino, Annabel L. Resnisky, Sandra Russo-Driska, Helen F. Ryan, Elizabeth N.W. Santangelo, Kristin Rae Souza, Leslie Ann Spatola, Linda J. Szynkowicz, Howard Thody, Domenique S. Thornton, Lea Louise Tomaszewski, Anne Tommasi, Marcella Ann Trowbridge, William S. Wilson.
MILFORD. New Haven County.--(Form of government, mayor, board of aldermen.)--Settled in 1639, under New Haven; named, Nov. 24, 1640; united with Connecticut Colony, 1664. Inc. as a city, June 15, 1959. Town and city consolidated, 1959. Regional Center Retail Trade, principal industries, electric power generation, corporate headquarters, healthcare, financial services, software design, lodging, entertainment, food service, sales and service, construction, telecommunications, recreational boating, marinas, distribution, and warehousing. Manufacturing includes specialty tools, consumer products, high-tech components, fabricated metals, instruments, defense-related products, plastics, and other items. Transp.--Passenger: Served by Metro North Commuter Railroad Co. and buses of Connecticut Transit between Milford and New Haven and Milford Transit for local and service to Stratford. Major corporate headquarters center and limousine service to Hartford, New York, and Newark airports. Post offices: Milford Center, Devon, Pepe's Farm Rd.
CITY AND TOWN OFFICERS. City Clerk, Town Clerk, and Reg. of Vital Statistics, Karen Fortunati. Address, Parsons Complex, 70 West River St., 06460-3364; Tel., (203) 783-3210; FAX, (203) 783-4856. Website: www.ci.milford.ct.us. E-mail: kfortunati@milfordct.gov.--Mayor, Anthony S. Giannattasio (R).--Board of Aldermen, Phillip J. Vetro, Chm., Matt Arciuolo II, Ellen Russell Beatty, Bill Bevan Michael S. Casey, Jennifer A. Federico, Andy Fowler, Paul Healy, Jason Jenkins, Scott Marlow, Holly E. Mulrenan, Robert E. Pacelli, Win Smith, Jr., Raymond G. Vitali, Ward Willis.--Registrars of Voters, Kerri T. Rowland (D), Debra D. Fellenbaum (R).--Board of Education, Susan Glennon, Chm., Cindy Wolfe Boynton, Meghan Doyle, Scott Firmender, Tracey Irby, Tom Koda, Lauren Mahler, Una Petroske, Christina Prete, Mike Smith.--Board of Assessment Appeals, Henry B. Healey, Sarah Lebov, Richard C. LoPresti, Luke Porto, Richard Vizziello.--Tax Collector, Cory Gumbrewicz.--Library Board of Members, Linda Creedon, Katie L. Carroll Garbati, Constance Gaynor, Amanda Kemp, Scott F. Marlow, Alicia Piselli, Alice Oliver, Brian N. Smith, Louise Uchaczyk, Linda L. Wanosky, Toby Zabinski.--Planning and Zoning Board, Jim Quish, Chm., John Agnese, Joseph Aling, Brian Anderson, Etan Hirsch, Brian Kaligian, Mark Macchio, John Mortimer, Robert Satti, Marc Zahariades.--Constables, Ted Boynton, Sarah Ferrante, Linda J. Hardiman, Raymond Kirmaier, Shaun Liebskind, Frank Musante, Shirley A. Serrano, Steven T. Visconti.--Justices of the Peace, Bryan Anderson, Bill Bevan, Benjamin G. Blake, Linda M. Casey, Allan E. Cegan, Don DiNapoli, Harvey Elson, Christopher Goulden, Diane Frankel-Gramelis, Christopher Goulden, Linda M. Gustafson, William D. Healey, Thomas Jagodzinski, Lauren L. Kali, Kathy Kennedy, Douglas Kovacs, Daniel L. McAllen III, Carl S. Moore, Ralph Piselli, James L. Richetelli, Jr., Justin Rosen, Joan Rousseau, Shirley Serrano, Richard Smith, Karen Zaneski.
MONROE. Fairfield County.--(Form of government, 1st selectman, town council, town meeting.)--Inc., May, 1823; taken from Huntington (now Shelton.) Principally residential and varied small industries. Transp.--Freight: Served by Conrail and numerous motor common carriers. Post offices: Monroe and Stevenson. Sixteen rural delivery routes supply the inhabitants with mail daily.
TOWN OFFICERS. Town Clerk and Reg. of Vital Statistics, Vida V. Stone. Address, Town Hall, 7 Fan Hill Rd., 06468-1800; Tel., (203) 452-2811; FAX, (203) 452-2253. Website: www.monroect.org.--First Selectman, Terrence P. Rooney (R), Tel., (203) 452-2821.--Town Council, Jonathan Formichella, Chm., Enid Lipeles, Vice Chm., Vincent Duva, Cathy Kohut, Janice Persico, Jason Maur, Sean O’Rourke, Kevin Reid, Terry Rooney, Dona-Lyn Wales.--Town Treasurer, Frank Dutches.--Board of Finance, Michael Manjos, Chm., Steve Kirsch, Rebecca O’Donnell, Nicholas Sentemenes, Samantha Spino, Katherine Stauffer.--Tax Collector, Deborah Heim.--Registrars of Voters, Katherine Briggs (D), Debra Dutches (R).--Constable, Patricia Tomchik, Victor Yanosy.--Board of Assessment Appeals, Victor Yanosy, Chm., Marcy LaFollette, Karin Wynkoop.--Library Board of Trustees, Veronica Condon, Chm., Patricia Shea, Vice Chm., Patrice Green, Susan Koneff, Susan R. Lewis, Deborah Lupo, Elaine Miller.--Board of Education, David H. Ferris, Jr., Chm., Christine Cascella, Vice Chm., Greg Beno, Dennis Condon, Jeff Fulchino, Justin Orlando, Jerry Stevens, Alan Vaglivelo.--Planning and Zoning Commission, Michael O’Reilly, Chm., Bruno Maini, Vice Chm., Leon Ambrosey, Ryan Condon, Robert Westlund; Alternates, Domenic Paniccia, Nicole Lupo, Dominic Smeraglino III.--Justices of the Peace, Susan Bannay, Karen L. Burnaska, Andrew F. Csire, Debra Lynn Dutches, Bari S. Dworken, Elizabeth Edgerton, Sandra Gabriel-Busa, Deborah Heim, William Hennessey, Nick Kapoor, Kenneth Kellogg, Susan A. Koneff, Christel Lattanzi, Dawn Laughlin, Enid Lipeles, Dee Dee Martin, Theresa Oleyar, Herman Olivera III, Lisa Ann Regina, Amanda Riesinger, Madilana Silva, Patricia A. Tomchik, Margaret J. Villani, James R. Weinberg, Joseph F. Wright, Gary E. Zenobia.
MONTVILLE. New London County.--(Form of government, mayor, town council, limited town meeting.)--Inc., Oct. 12, 1786; taken from New London. Principal industries: manufacturing paper boards, paper boxes, computer boards, electricity, tachometers, aluminum doors and windows, and Indian gaming. Transp.--Passenger: Served by buses of SEAT. Freight: Served by Central Vermont Railway and numerous motor carriers. Post offices: Montville, Oakdale and Uncasville.
TOWN OFFICERS. Clerk and Reg. of Vital Statistics, Katie Haring, MCTC. Address, Town Hall, 310 Norwich-New London Tpke., Uncasville 06382; Tel., Norwich, (860) 848-6784; FAX, (860) 848-9784. Website: www.townofmontville.org. E-mail: Kharing@montville-ct.org.--Mayor, Leonard Bunnell, Sr. (D), Tel., (860) 848-6778.--Town Council, Timothy May, Chm., William P. Caron, Deputy Chm., Joseph Jaskiewicz, Kevin Lathrop, Nick Sabilia, Kate Southard, Robert Yuchniuk.--Board of Assessment Appeals, Gary M. Murphy, Chm., Richard Cenami, Florence Turner; Alternates, Sean Furlow, vacancy.--Registrars of Voters, Mary Hillman (D), Jeffrey Rogers (R).--Board of Education, Wills Pike, Chm., Bonnie Bacon, Carol Burgess, Donna J. Funk, Tina Grove, Robert R. Mitchell, Jr., Timothy Shanahan, Erika Striebel, Lisa Terry.--Town Treasurer, Patrick Wall.--Zoning Board of Appeals, John R. MacNeil, Chm., Joseph J. Socha III, Michael Butterworth, Lisa Maffeo John Plikus; Alternates, Arthur Montorsi, two vacancies.--Justices of the Peace, Betty J. Allard, Paul J. Allard, Lisa E. Atkinson, Joe Aquitante III, Deborah Beebe, Howard R. Beetham, Jr., Patricia A. Beetham, Sandra Berardy, Carmen M. Bruno-Colon, Catherine Buebendorf, Angelo Callis, Gina M. Carano, William P. Caron, Noah S. Carver, Bridget M. Caviness, Coreen J. Connolly, Alexander Coombs, John Pierre Desjardins, Alex Dolly III, Donald E. Dykes, Marjorie Fisher, Rhonda L. Fletcher, Michael J. Grelle, Sr., Rebecca A. Gruber, Patricia Giulietti, Michael P. Gurchik, Joseph W. Jaskiewicz, Jill B. Johnson, Kerri Johnson, John P. Kamishlian, Matthew Lariviere, Kevin Lathrop, Steven J. Loiler, Robin Marquand, Timothy May, Ronald K. McDaniel, Jr., Dana J. McFee, Thomas McNally, Lynne Miner, Ronald Moore, Marie V. Morosky, Gary M. Murphy, Marjorie P. Murphy, Thomas Occhialini, Marion H. Ouellette, Marie A. Pineault, Rosemary Platt, Patricia Plaszczynski, Monica A. Pomazon, Lisa K. Przybyl, James Radgowski, Kevin Ryan, Angela D. Sherbanee, Lilyana M. Sherbanee, Vincent D. Slonus, Kathleen W. Southard, Peter D. Wozny.
MORRIS. Litchfield County.--(Form of government, selectmen, town meeting, board of finance.)--Inc., Jun., 1859; taken from Litchfield. Principal industry: agriculture and light industry. Bantam Lake, the largest natural lake in the state and a popular summer resort, lies mostly within the town. Transp.--Freight: Served by numerous motor common carriers. Post office: Morris.
TOWN OFFICERS. Clerk and Reg. of Vital Statistics, Laura Halloran. Address, 3 East St., P.O. Box 66, 06763-0066; Tel., (860) 567-7433; FAX, (860) 567-7432. Website: www.townofmorrisct.com. E-mail: townclerk@townofmorrisct.com.--Board of Selectmen, 1st, Thomas Weik (R), Vincent Aiello, Laurel Gillotti, Denise K. Weik.--Board of Finance, Kip Finch, Chm., Philip D. Birkett, Theresa Martin, Scott Pottbecker, Hunter Weik, vacancy; Alternate, Mark Johnson, vacancy.--Board of Assessment Appeals, Maureen Doyle, Bridgett Garrity, vacancy.--Registrars of Voters, Lawrence Sweeney (D), Maryann Petzold (R).--Planning and Zoning Commission, David Wiig, Chm., William Ayles, Jr., Douglas Barnes, Barbara Bongiolatti, Kim Dore, Veronica Florio, David Geremia, Dylan Hovey, Helen White; Alternates, Ericka Leone, Geoffrey Paletsky, Marc Petzold.--Zoning Board of Appeals, F. Giles Giovinazzi, Margaret Palumbo, Nancy Skilton, James Wheeler; Alternates, Lewis Pulliam, Laurey C. Weiner, vacancy.--Library Trustees, Maureen Fitzpatrick, Chm., Diane Boisvert, Sarah P. Irwin, Caroline Maselli, Jennifer Whittlesey.--Board of Education, Margaret Groht, Christine Lauretano, Andrew Tita.--Tax Collector, Rebecca Juchert-Derungs.--Justices of the Peace, Vincent P. Aiello, Barbara E. Bongiolatti, Phillip D. Birkett, Rose Marie Buckens, Kevin Deroehn, Bridget Garrity, Laura Halloran, Michael T. Keilty, Nancy Lundquist, Susan Schoenbach, Lawrence Sweeney, Constance Trolle.