PLAINFIELD, PLAINVILLE, PLYMOUTH, POMFRET, PORTLAND, PRESTON, PROSPECT, PUTNAM, REDDING, RIDGEFIELD, ROCKY HILL, ROXBURY
PLAINFIELD. Windham County.--(Form of government, selectmen, town meeting, board of finance.)--Inc., as Quinabaug, May, 1699; named Plainfield, Oct., 1700. Principal industries: agriculture, machine tools and accessories, tools and dies, electronic components, commercial radiator installation and repair, warehouse distribution, cable manufacturing, and biomass generation facility. Freight: Served by Conrail, Providence and Worcester Railroad Co. and numerous motor common carriers. Post offices: Plainfield, Central Village, Moosup and Wauregan.
TOWN OFFICERS. Clerk and Reg. of Vital Statistics, Dianne S. Talbot. Address, Town Hall, 8 Community Ave., 06374-1238; Tel., (860) 230-3009; FAX, (860) 230-3011. Website: www.plainfieldct.org. E-mail: dtalbot@plainfieldct.org.--Board of Selectmen, 1st, Kevin M. Cunningham (R), Tel., (860) 230-3001, Peggy Ann Bourey, Arthur W. Gagne.--Board of Finance, Dean Gorman, Chm., Donald A. Kivela, Jr., Vice Chm., Lynn A. Desjardins, Linda Fedor, Seann C. Peterson, Gary A. Stalaboin, Stephanie Walsh; Alternates, Lisa Carrott, Theodore W. Dumaine.--Tax Collector, Karen M. Vincent.--Board of Assessment Appeals, Lois Dupointe, Shannon Johnson, Kerilynn J. Lewis.--Registrars of Voters, Rosamond Chviek (D), Sonia Chapman (R).--Board of Education, Christi Haskell, Chm., Michael Broughton, Vice Chm., Kathleen Sendley Barry, Roxanne Boisse, Samantha Derenthal, Rose M. Eames, Lindsay M. Joslyn, Arrianna Landry, Heather Smith.--Planning and Zoning Commission, Karla E. Desjardins, Chm., John L. Meyer, Vice Chm., June Gagne, John B. Haskell, Frank Mills; Alternates, Daniel Kapszukiewicz, Catherine Mestemaker-Harris, Kevin Poppie.--Zoning Board of Appeals, Stephen Walsh, Chm., Catherine Howard, Vice Chm., Lu-Ann Cunningham, Ralph W. Hopkins, Diane Summa; Alternates, Christopher Carrott, Madeline Garner, vacancy.--Police Commission, Joseph T.V. Sangeramo, Chm., Daniel M. Hutchinson, Vice Chm., Bruce A. Dawley, Colleen Lugauskas, Kenneth Sheldon, Jr.--Justices of the Peace, David C. Allard, Irene A. Bessette, Donna Marie Bourque, Michael Broughton, Richard Jackson Carleson, Bethany Cerpovicz, Cynthia Chester, Rosamond Chviek, Jodi L. Clark, William F. Collelo, Sandra J. Collins, Kyle Dore, Theodore W. Dumaine, Donald Francis Gladding, Eric J. Guerin, Sherry Ann Harmon, John Barton Haskell, Jr., Teresa M. Huber, Cheryl Ann Hurley, Charlotte P. Kelley, Donald Arvid Kivela, Jr., Rosalind Kivela, Walter L. LeClair II, Victoria Zitzmann Meyer, Peter Edward Migneault, Nancy Obreiter, June E. Perry, Donna L. Petit, Robert M. Raymond, George C. Robinson, Carolanne Rowe, Wayne Michael Sheehan, Kenneth R. Sheldon, Jr., Naomi Smith, Michael G. Surprenant, Paul E. Sweet, Louisa R. Trakas, Patricia H. Weimer, Paul J. Yellen, Patti E. Zupka.
PLAINVILLE. Hartford County.--(Form of government, town manager, town council.)--Inc., Jul., 1869; taken from Farmington. Principal industries: manufacture of electrical sundries, grinding machines and springs. Transp.--Passenger: Served by buses of New Britain Transp. Co. from Bristol, Bonanza Bus Lines, Inc. from Hartford and Waterbury, and CTfastrak. Freight: Served by Boston and Maine and numerous motor common carriers. Post office: Plainville.
TOWN OFFICERS. Clerk and Reg. of Vital Statistics, Cindy F. Arena. Address, Municipal Center, One Central Sq., 06062; Tel., (860) 793-0221. Website: www.plainvillect.com. E-mail: arena@plainville-ct.gov.--Town Council, Christopher J. Wazorko, Chm., Quinn Christopher, Benjamin Gediman, Daniel F. Hurley, Rosemary Morante, Deb Tompkins, David Underwood.--Registrars of Voters, Susan Abram (D), Beth Gasparini (R).--Board of Education, Becky Tyrrell, Chm., Jered A. Bruzas, Rachel Buchanan, Cassandra Clark, Lori Consalvo, Roberta Lauria, Rebecca L. Martinez, Crystal St. Lawrence, Foster White.--Library Trustees, Dan Ciesielski, Barbara Davison, Patricia Fongemie, Joyce Goldberg, Rebecca Ireland, Julia Underwood.--Tax Collector, vacancy.--Constables, Ezio Capozzi, Jr., Danny Carrier, Rick Drezek, Bill Garrity, Shelley C. Johnson, Kathleen G. Michalik, Michael Verrett.--Justices of the Peace, Ryan Acey, Christopher Baran, Ezio Capozzi, Jr., Jessie Erin Carlson, Rob Cayer, Cassandra Clark, Jose Colon, Lori Consalvo, Gayle B. Dennehy, Debbie Deschaine, Rick Drezek, David J. Dudek, George Fensick III, Theresa Harper, Richard Ireland, Jr., Alison R. Johnson, James W. Lux, Robert A. Michalik, Sr., Robyn Poulos, Patricia A. Sawczuk, Joyce Schrey, John M. Walicki, Foster S. White, Seth R. Winkleman, Douglas Wright.
PLYMOUTH. Litchfield County.--(Form of government, mayor-town council, limited town meeting.)--Inc., May, 1795; taken from Watertown. Principal industries: agriculture and manufacture of locks, meters, pumps, computers, screw machine products, plastics, electronics, malleable iron castings and hardware. Transp.--Freight: Served by numerous motor common carriers. Post offices: Plymouth, Terryville and Pequabuck.
TOWN OFFICERS. Clerk and Reg. of Vital Statistics, Linda Konopaske. Address, Town Hall, 80 Main St., Terryville 06786-1295; Tel., (860) 585-4039; FAX, (860) 845-5544. Website: plymouthct.gov. E-mail: lkonopaske@plymouthct.us.--Mayor, Joseph Kilduff, Tel., (860) 585-4001.--Town Council, Nathan Brown, Remie Ferreira, Joseph Green, Roxanne McCann Levesque, Ronald Tiscia.--Town Treasurer, Barbara Rockwell.--Board of Finance, James Kilduff, Chm., Victoria Carey, Vice Chm., Jennifer Brunoli, Eugene Croce, Anthony Osipiak, David Sekorski.--Tax Collector, Pamela Pelletier.--Board of Assessment Appeals, Susan G. Boilard, Chm., Timothy Murawski, Elizabeth Wollenberg.--Registrars of Voters, Barbara Galvin (D), Debra Brown (R).--Board of Education, Karen Kulesa, Chm., Walter Seaman, Vice Chm., Cindy Candrea-Florenciani, Richard Foote, Michelle Lucian, Patrick Perugino, Gregory Showers, Kelly Tilton, Lou Zbuska.--Library Trustees, Randy Picard, Chm., Jeanine Audette, Lisa Courtney, Barbara Galvin, Anita Hamzy, Sandra Klimkoski, Darla Lizotte, Helena Schwalm, Holly Ann Wildman.--Constables, David Boilard, George Castle, Christine Ciarmella, Paul Gianesini, William Kremmel, Eric Pelz, Richard Pinkerton.--Justices of the Peace, Stephen P. Adamowich, David Boilard, Susan G. Boilard, Brianna Brumaghim, Jennifer Brunoli, Victoria A. Carey, Ermine M. Castiola, George L. Castle, Christine Ciarmella, Michael F. Conway, Maurice B. Cossette, Bonnie-Marie Doughty-Jenkins, Barbara Durante, Deborah A. Fedorovich, Jerry Fedorovich, Julie A. Gianesini-Flammia, Paul C. Gianesini, Keith G. Golnik, Mary Greene, Christine A. Judd, Joseph Kilduff, Catherine G. Kosak, Theodore F. Kosikowski, Melissa Kremmel, Walter R. Lassy, Mary D. Mathes, David Merchant, Lisabeth B. Mindera, Michael B. Mindera, Stephen W. Mindera, Ira Norton, John C. Pajeski, Patrick A. Perugino, Sr., Roxanne Perugino, Heather Potter, Ellen Roth, Richard K. Schnaars, Barbara P. Sekorski, David J. Sekorski, Lisa-Marie Simo-Kinzer, Sarah Fetzer Tiffany, James Zalot.
POMFRET. Windham County.--(Form of government, selectmen, town meeting, board of finance.)--Named and inc., May, 1713. Principal industries: agriculture dairy, forest products, manufacture of cable and cable products, fiberoptics. Transp.--Freight: Served by numerous motor common carriers. Post offices: Pomfret and Pomfret Center.
TOWN OFFICERS. Clerk and Reg. of Vital Statistics, Cheryl A. Grist. Address, 5 Haven Rd., Pomfret Center 06259; Tel., Putnam, (860) 315-5730. Website: www.pomfretct.gov. E-mail: cheryl.grist@pomfretct.gov.--Board of Selectmen, 1st, Maureen Nicholson (D), Tel., (860) 974-0191, Alan Burgess Chubbuck, Jr. (U), Patrick McCarthy (D).--Town Treasurer, Cheryl A. Grist.--Board of Finance, Margaret B. Huoppi, Chm., Jill Corey, Norine Sielawa Reingold, Kristin Sapp, Elaine Sistare, Debra A. Thompson.--Board of Assessment Appeals, Raymond E. Wishart, Jr., Chm., John A. DiIorio, Peter B. Mann.--Registrars of Voters, Susan M. Devokaitis (D), Martha B. Emilio (R).--Board of Education, Leigh Grossman, Chm., Whitney Bundy, Dawne E. Demarais, Michael Lefevre, Peter Lusa, Jr., Barbara P. Riley, Brent Tuttle.--Tax Collector, Pamela N. Gaumond.--Planning and Zoning Commission, Raymond E. Wishart, Jr., Chm., Philip A. Allegretti, Beverly B. Champany, Richard A. Huoppi, Peter B. Mann, Barry Reingold, Nicholas Stellitano; Alternates, Tamara Harris, Jared J. Sheldon, Kayla A. Vargas.--Zoning Board of Appeals, Richard W. Galante, Chm., Elizabeth L. Cartier, Noah McNamara, Earl Semmelrock, Dawson J. Woodard; Alternates, Sean R. Gilmartin, Debra A. Thompson, vacancy.--Library Trustees, Ginger Lusa, Chm., Paige Billings, Cris Cadiz, John Charest, Timothy Gillane, Carolyn McGinn, Norine Reingold, Sally J. Rogers, Gary K. Sturni; Librarians: Laurie Bell, Pomfret Public Library, vacancy, Abington Social Library.--Constables, Michael Blackmer, Stephen R. Chouinard, Christopher B. Coyle, Rich Huoppi, Jessica Ireland, William A. Ireland, William Wolfe.--Justices of the Peace, Katalin Borner, Thomas A. Borner, Patrick S. Boyd, Elizabeth L. Cartier, Kathleen Mary Cerrone, Mary R. Collins, Karyn E. DiBonaventura, Dayna Flath, Richard W. Galante, Donna M. Grant, Cheryl A. Grist, Leigh R. Grossman, Walter P. Hinchman, Terrence W. Jackson, Tahia Thaddeus Kamp, William F. MacLaren, Earle R. Maddocks, Peter B. Mann, Patrick R. McCarthy, Timothy W. McNally, Maureen A. Nicholson, Martha L. Paquette, Rachel L. Sarantopoulos, Joseph P. Stoddard, Debra A. Thompson, Raymond E. Wishart, Jennifer M. York.
PORTLAND. Middlesex County.--(Form of government, selectmen, town meeting, finance director.)--Inc., May, 1841; taken from Chatham. Principal industries: agriculture, manufacture of automatic packaging machinery precision tools, feldspar quarries and milling, rubber and plastic products, concrete products, fertilizer, petroleum and bituminous product distributors, five boat yards (building, repair and storage). An adventure sports/ water park and three (18) hole golf courses. Transp.--Passenger: Served by Middletown Area Transit. Freight: Served by the Providence and Worcester Railroad and numerous motor common carriers. Post office: Portland.
TOWN OFFICERS. Clerk and Reg. of Vital Statistics, Michael V. Tierney. Address, Town Hall, 33 East Main St., P.O. Box 71, 06480-0071; Tel., (860) 342-6743; FAX, (860) 342-0001. Website: www.portlandct.org.--Board of Selectmen, 1st, Ryan J. Curley (R), Tel., (860) 342-6715, John H. Dillon (D), Michael S. Hernandez (R), Robert W. Hetrick, Jr. (R), Shaun P. Manning (U), Michael A. Pelton (R), Ralph R. Zampano (D).--Board of Assessment Appeals, Peter A. Castelli, Christopher M. Darby, William P. Donahue.--Registrars of Voters, Kristy Fuller (D), Pauline J. Neumann (R).--Board of Education, Laurel A. Steinhauser, Chm., Lauren G. Christensen, Angela Hammond, Timothy E. Lavoy, David A. Murphy, Kimberly A. Nagy-Maruschock, Margaret R. Scata, Sarah Spear.--Finance Director, Tom Robinson.--Tax Collector, Cindy Gotta.--Library Board, Laurel A. Steinhauser, Chm., Olenka K. Castelli, Donald C. Eiler, Myra Finkelstein, Betsy Graziano, Melissa Kelly, Jade Richardson.--Zoning Board of Appeals, Joan M. Giesemann, Chm., Robert J. Casati, Michael S. Lastrina, Kurt R. Peterson, John B. Sterry, Sr.; Alternates, Cynthia E. Roman, Barbara Sequenzia, Robert A. Wildermouth.--Justices of the Peace, William Ackerman, Susan S. Bransfield, Jeffrey C. Burgess, Peter A. Castelli, Elaine P. Cote, Christopher Chenier, Joanne M. Choquette, Lauren Christensen, Emily S. Curley, Ryan J. Curley, Robert L. Curzan, Brittany L. Davis, Bernadette M. Dillon, John H. Dillon, Michelle M. Donahue, Maria D. Eiler, Mark J. Finkelstein, Gary R. Gomola, Brian D. Gouin, Patricia L. Heizman, Michael Hernandez, David G. Kaplan, Frederick R. Knous, Erik J. Lagerstrom, Nathan E. Lavoy, Timothy E. Lavoy, George A. Law, Erin K. Livensparger, Robert F. Macaione, Susan M. Malecky, Thomas Malecky, Lisa M. Mountain, Pauline J. Neumann, Gary P. Nolan, Mikhail A. Nolan, Brian J. O’Connor, David Opuszynski, Michael Pelton, Karen Renner, Darlene Rice, Kathleen G. Richards, Edward “Rick” Sharr, Leslie Theresa Sokola Steffman, Laurel Steinhauser, John B. Sterry, Sr., Robert Taylor II, Jennifer L. Tellone, Judith N. Thompson, James K. Tripp.
TOWN OFFICERS. Clerk and Reg. of Vital Statistics, Jill E. Keith. Address, Town Hall, 389 Rte. 2, 06365-8830; Tel., (860) 887-5581; FAX, (860) 885 0171. Website: https://www.preston-ct.org. E-mail: townclerk@preston-ct.org.--Board of Selectmen, 1st, Sandra L. Allyn-Gauthier (D), Tel., (860) 887-5581, Gerald W. Grabarek (D), Kenneth L. Zachem (R).--Board of Finance, John Moulson, Chm., Denise Beale, Zachary Maurice, Andrew Sawyer, Thomas Wright, Max Zachem; Alternates, Mary Gardner, vacancy.--Tax Collector, Jill E. Keith.--Board of Assessment Appeals, Andy Depta, Mary Gardner, Gregory Moran, Sr.--Registrars of Voters, Laurie Castronova (D), Charles Raymond (R).--Board of Education, Meghan Gallant, Chm., Deborah Burke-Grabarek, Courtney Ennis, Daniel V. Harris, Jr., Michael Hinton, Cynthia Luty, Charles Raymond, Nicole Serra, Thomas Turner.--Planning and Zoning Commission, Arthur Moran, Jr., Chm., Denise C. Beale, Fred Eddy, Doreen Rankin, Charles Raymond, Ann Sabrowski, Zachary Tarner; Alternates, Teresa Eickel, Matthew Gauthier, Benjamin Wilson.--Zoning Board of Appeals, John Moulson, Chm., Merrill Gerber, Gregory S. Moran, Sr., John Sacrey, Nicholas Vegliante; Alternates, Gerald Grabarek, two vacancies.--Justices of the Peace, Timothy Bowles, Deborah Burke-Grabarek, Catherine Fish, Gerald W. Grabarek, Arthur Moran, Jr.
PROSPECT. New Haven County.--(Form of government, mayor, town council, town meeting.)--Inc., May, 1827; taken from Cheshire and Waterbury. Freight: Served by numerous motor common carriers. Post office: Prospect. Rural delivery of mail Nos. 1, 2, and 3, city delivery Route Nos. 1203 and 1205, Waterbury.
TOWN OFFICERS. Clerk and Reg. of Vital Statistics, Michelle L. Lisowski. Address, Town Office Bldg., 36 Center St., 06712-1699; Tel., (203) 758-4461; FAX, (203) 758-7230. Website: https://townofprospect.org. E-mail: townclerk@townofprospect.org.--Mayor, Robert J. Chatfield (R).--Town Council, Jeffrey B. Slapikas, Chm., Michael Palmerie, Jr., Vice Chm., Richard L. Blanc, Theresa Cocchiola-Graveline, Larry Fitzgerald, Christina Inzitari, Scott Martin, Kevin J. O’Leary, Stanley Pilat.--Town Treasurer, Brenda Martin.--Tax Collector, Megan A. Patchkofsky.--Board of Assessment Appeals, Shawn T. Baumann, Lisa Caivano, Lisa M. Marasco; Alternates, Carey Fitzgerald, Gabor Presser, Roger Sherman.--Registrars of Voters, Katherine S. Blinstrubas (D), Marianne W. Byrne (R).--Regional Board of Education, Prospect: Robert Hiscox, Vice Chm., Karima Jackson, Nazih Noujaim, Roxann Vaillancourt; Beacon Falls: Tiffany BurkittLyga, Chm., Christine Arnold, Doug Bousquet, Lisa Mariano.--Library Board, Lorraine Dixon, Lynn Griffin, Judy Kennelly, Galen Lowell, Carol Martino, Sue McKernan, Carole Moschella, Jessica Rae, Nancy Via.--Planning and Zoning Commission, Michael Dreher, Chm., Alan F. Havican, Vice Chm., Gena E. Mann, Ryan P. Russell; Alternate, Robert Albert.--Zoning Board of Appeals, Carl G. Graveline, Chm., Roger Sherman, Vice Chm., Leigh C. Carmody, Galen Lowell, Kristine Santovasi; Alternates, Carey Fitzgerald, Gabor Presser.--Justices of the Peace, Michael C. Accuosti, Katherine S. Blinstrubas, Karen Boccuzzi, Jerry S. Burr, Leigh Carmody, Robert J. Chatfield, Marie M. Delage, Lorraine V. Dixon, Gwenn Talmadge Fischer, Larry Fitzgerald, William T. Flahive, Thomas J. Galvin, Carl L. Graveline, E. Gil Graveline Jr., Theresa Cocchiola Graveline, Lynn A. Griffin, Linda M. Hennessey, Robert A. Hiscox, Leslie R. Latozas, Susan H. McKernan, Douglas B. Merriman, Cher E. Michaud, Kevin O’Leary, Megan A. Patchkofsky, Carla Perugini-Erikson, Stanley Pilat, Cheryl Cocchiola Ploski, Donald E. Pomeroy, Sandra E. Russell, Michael R. Scaviola, John Schwarzkopf, Jeffrey B. Slapikas, Sarah D. Smedes, Patricia Sullivan-Geary, Mary Welch, Lezlye C. Zupkus.
PUTNAM. Windham County.--(Form of government, mayor, selectmen, town meeting, board of finance.)--Town inc., May, 1855; taken from Thompson, Pomfret and Killingly. City inc., Jan., 1895. Town and city consolidated, Nov. 8, 1983. The city is a Special Service Dist. Principal industries: corrugated cardboard, plastic injection molding, winches, buttons, antiques, biomedical materials, machine tooling, manufacturing of fire equipment, metal excursion, production of polystyrene, processing of sail cloth, production of filters, cable, wires, chains, textile engraving and chrome plating. Freight: Served by Providence and Worcester Railroad Co. and numerous motor common carriers. Post office: Putnam.
TOWN OFFICERS. Clerk and Reg. of Vital Statistics, Christine M. Bright. Address, Town Hall, 200 School St., Putnam, 06260; Tel., (860) 963-6800. Website: www.putnamct.us.--Mayor, Norman “Barney” Seney (R); Deputy Mayor, Roy Simmons (R).--Board of Selectmen, Rick Hayes (R), Gloria H. Marion (D), Michael Paquin (R), J. Scott Pempek (D), David Pomes (R).--District Authority, Normand L. Perron, Chm., Steven Gagnon, Kathleen Hayes, Brian Maynard, Michael Vassar.--Board of Finance, David Coderre, Chm., Lisa-Jean Clifford, Maura Higginson, Julie Quinn, Peter D. Vitale; Alternates, Paula Hanlon, W. Scott Irwin, vacancy.--Board of Assessment Appeals, Leonel E. Konicki, Jr., Chm., Lauren Heidelberger, Joseph R. Hopkins.--Registrars of Voters, Patricia Fondelheit (D), Kimberly Simmons (R).--Board of Education, James Purdon, Chm., Julie Blouin, Kelly Gazzola, Laure LaBonte, Michael K. Morrill, J. Chad Neal, Carolyn Riendeau, Christopher Steinbrick, Chris Stewart.--Tax Collector, Melissa Alden.--Library Directors, Anne M. Lamondy, Chm., Marla J. Allard, Louise M. Brodeur, John F. Dignam, Susan Grant-Nash, Peggy McHugh, Don Nelson, Beverly M. Shaw, M. Catherine Taylor.--Justices of the Peace, Paul C. Aldrich, Cheryl Bernier, JoAnn M. Dumas, Arthur F. Fairthorne, Jamie Heath, Maura A. Higginson, Richard Loomis, Alicia May, Joseph Nash, J. Scott Pempek, Richard C. Place, William St. Onge, Daniel J. Salvas, Sara J. Seney, James Shaw, Christopher Steinbrick, Marieanne Viens, Janet Waterman.
REDDING. Fairfield County.--(Form of government, selectpersons, town meeting, board of finance.)--Settled, 1708; inc., Oct., 1709; town and borough consolidated, May 11, 1921. Principal industries: pharmaceutical manufacturing, research and development, service related industries, and building/construction. Transp.--Passenger: Served by Metro North Commuter Railroad Co. Post office: Ridgefield. Eight rural routes and twenty-four city routes.
TOWN OFFICERS. Clerk and Reg. of Vital Statistics, Michele R. Grande, MCTC-MMC. Address, Town Office Bldg., 100 Hill Rd., 06896; Mailing Address: P.O. Box 1028, 06875-1028; Tel., (203) 938-2377; FAX, (203) 938-5000. Website: www.townofreddingct.org. E-mail: TOWNCLERK@townofreddingct.org.--Board of Selectmen, 1st, Julia Pemberton (D), Tel., (203) 938-2002, Margaret L. O’Donnell (D), Michael Thompson (R).--Town Treasurer, Wes Higgins.--Board of Finance, Ward Mazzucco, Chm., Jamie Barickman, Robert Dean, Karen Gifford, Roger E. VanAusdal, Jenifer Wyss.--Tax Collector, Patricia J. Moisio.--Board of Assessment Appeals, Greg E. Stackpole, Chm., Margi Esten, Sharon Hoverman; Alternates, Charles Bachmann, Liz Candler, Jennifer Hunt.--Registrars of Voters, Lisa Bartro (D), Michele Meschi (R).--Board of Education, Laura A. Worosz, Chm., John Belfatto, Meghan Bendish, Celeste Fine, Amanda Guarniere, Bria Pepe, Chirag Sadana.--Library Board, Michael Shinall, Pres., Sheila Corr, Vice Pres., Carol Murray, Treas., Margaret Brown, Terry Stratton Flagg, Betsy Higgins, Meghan Huszagh, Sandra Lugar, Doug Mintz, Brien O’Reilly, Ethan Parisen, Catherine Riordan, Pam Robey, Eric Rubury, Jennifer Wastrom, Joe Zinghini.--Board of Education - Region 9, Cheryl Graziano, Chm., Gwen Denny, Mary Lee Pampel, Christopher Parkin.--Planning Commission, Steven Gagnon, Chm., Chuck Cilo, Regina O’Brien, Kate Perry, vacancy; Alternates, James Bacon, Toby Welles, vacancy.--Zoning Commission, Matthew Lecher, Chm., Amy L. Atamian, Nicole Bricker, William J. Miller, William Whitehead, Jr.; Alternates, Peter Macher, two vacancies.--Zoning Board of Appeals, Elizabeth Williams, Chm., Jill Cilo, Noel F. Cooke, Brian Matzke, Scott Smith; Alternates, Leif Smith, Sarah C. Unfried, vacancy.--Justices of the Peace, Teresa S. Beaumont, Hank Bielawa, Jill H. Cilo, Pamela K. Elkow, Anita M. Field, Joanna Maria Horodyska, Colleen T. Joyce, Richard J. Keim, Mary Dale Lancaster, Patricia J. Moisio, Tami O’Connor, Richard W. Reynolds, Leif Ramstad Smith, Stacey Illyne Spilka, Nina L. Stietzel, Thomas M. Sullivan.
RIDGEFIELD. Fairfield County.--(Form of government, selectmen, town meeting, board of finance.)--Settled, 1708; inc., Oct., 1709; town and borough consolidated, May 11, 1921. Principal industries: pharmaceutical manufacturing, research and development, service related industries, and building/construction. Transp.--Passenger: Served by Metro North Commuter Railroad Co. Post office: Ridgefield. Eight rural routes and twenty-four city routes.
TOWN OFFICERS. Clerk and Reg. of Vital Statistics, Wendy Gannon Lionetti. Address, Town Hall, 400 Main St., 06877; Tel., (203) 431-2783. Website: www.ridgefieldct.gov. E-mail: townclerk@ridgefieldct.gov.--Board of Selectpersons, 1st, Rudolph P. Marconi (D), Tel., (203) 431-2774, Sean Connelly (D), Chris Murray (R), Maureen M. Kozlark (U), Barbara R. Manners (D).--Board of Finance, David F. Ulmer, Chm., Michael J, Rettger, Vice Chm., Greg Kabasakalian, Andrew Okrongly, Joseph C. Shapiro.--Tax Collector, Jane Berendsen-Hill.--Town Treasurer, Molly McGeehin.--Board of Assessment Appeals, Stan Galanski, two vacancies.--Registrars of Voters, Cynthia A. Bruno (D), Wayne S. Floegel (R).--Library Board, Carrie Wells, Chm., Nicole Agius, Jennifer B. Crowl, Marge Davidson, Brian Egge, Art Leaderman, Tom Madden, William S. Magill, Tom Main, Danielle McGrogan, Paul Mellinger, Gary R. Rapp, Jeet Sandhu, David B. Smith, Anne Marie Squeo, Marc Vigliotti, Kimberly Welton.--Board of Education, Gurpreet “Tina” Singh Malhotra, Chm., Amy Casey, Vice Chm., Selina K. Bell, Tom Colin, Wyatt Lipman, Julia London, Sean McEvoy, Christine More, Jonathan Paradiso.--Planning and Zoning Commission, Robert Hendrick, Chm., Susan Consentino, Sebastian D’Acunto, Elizabeth DiSalvo, Joe Dowdell, Christopher Molyneaux, Ben Nneji, Mariah Hutchings Okrongly, Joseph Sorena.--Inland Wetlands Board, Susan Baker, Chm., Tim Bishop, Vice Chm., Carson C. K. Fincham, Benjamin Nissim, Chris Phelps, Alan Pilch, David Smith.--Zoning Board of Appeals, Terry Bearden-Rettger, Chm., Sky Cole, Alexander Lycoyannis, Joseph Pastore III, Mark Seavy; Alternates, Robert Byrnes, Sky Cole, Michael Stenko.--Board of Police Commissioners, John Frey, Chm., Issy Caporale, Marcie Coffin, Sharon Wicks Dornfeld, Ralph P. Money.--Justices of the Peace, Marie V. Adams, Geoffrey M. Bartlett, Maureen E. Bartlett, Videen Bennett, Andrew M. Bodner, Cynthia A. Bruno, David J. Choplinski, Sky Cole, Steven E. Coury, Sharon W. Dornfeld, Wayne Stephen Floegel, John H. Frey, Stephanie McCleery Heering, Joseph H. Heyman, George F. Kain, Cantrece R. Keidel, L. Timothy Klvana, Janet R. Leiphart, Miriam G. Martinez Lopez, Patricia A. Lowe, Michael Anthony Macri, Marie P. Madden, Barbara Manners, Rudolph P. Marconi, Deborah Murphy, Robert M. Optozner, Deborah K. Orr, Jura M. Owczarzak, Julie Petroccio, Christopher Ashley Phelps, Evan Pitkoff, Patrick J. Reville, Thomas F. Reynolds, David N. Rich, Mark S. Robinson, John F. Sanders, Sally Sanders, Darla Shaw, Barbara J. Simkins, Elizabeth P. Thompson.
ROCKY HILL. Hartford County.--(Form of government, mayor-town council, town manager.)--Inc., May, 1843; taken from Wethersfield. State Veterans Home and Hospital and the Dinosaur State Park located here. Principal industries, agriculture, finance and insurance, food services, professional, scientific, and technical services. Transp.--Passenger: Served by buses of Connecticut Transit from Hartford and Middletown; Central Connecticut Limousine Service to Bradley International Airport; Greyhound and Trailways bus service to New York City and Boston. Freight: Served by numerous motor common carriers. The Rocky Hill-Glastonbury Ferry first began in 1655 and is the oldest continuously operated ferry service in the United States. During the summer months it ferries bicycles, automobiles and passengers across the Connecticut River to the town of Glastonbury. Post office: Rocky Hill.
TOWN OFFICERS. Town Clerk, Sandra M. Wieleba. Address, Town Hall, 761 Old Main St., 06067-1519; Tel., Hartford, (860) 258-2705; FAX, (860) 258-2721. Website: www.rockyhillct.gov. E-mail: townclerk@rockyhillct.gov.--Town Council, Mayor Lisa Marotta, Deputy Mayor Allan Greenspan, John Emmanuel, Jeffrey Levine, Miriam Lifshitz-Theroux, William O’Sullivan, Pankaj Prakash, David Sevigny, Francis J. Whelan III.--Board of Assessment Appeals, Guy Drapeau, Chm., Kathryne Alexander, Marti Stiglich.--Registrars of Voters, Philip Theroux (D), Thomas Pugliese (R).--Tax Collector, Elaine McKim.--Library Board, Mara Susanne Caelin, Dilip D. Desai, Yvonne Krosky, Jennifer Montalto, Nancy E. Rabbitt, Geraldine Yoo.--Board of Education, Jennifer Baron-Morfea, Ajay Chhabra, Brian Clemens, Thomas Cosker, Sean Gavin, Jessica Loffredo, Maria Mennella, Steven Slattery, Amber Tucker.--Zoning Board of Appeals, Jon Beaty, Elaine Motta, John Roderick, Allan L. Smith, Michelle Zak; Alternates, Sean Philip Boyle, Dilip D. Desai, Joseph Hamann.--Justices of the Peace, Phillip H. Benoit, Laurie J. Boske, Raffaella A. Calciano, Jennifer Cleary, Deborah S. Cone, Dennis M. Dobruck, Brian C. Donahue, Guy Drapeau, Christina Aisling Eddy, Donald R. Francis, Adele Gali, Jeffrey M. Gerace, Kenneth D. Goldberg, Patricia M. Hughes-Walworth, Sean Hussey, Yvonne B. Krosky, Agnieszka Mastalarek, Nancy A. Mayeda-Brescia, James Moriarty, Frank K. Morse, Sharon D. Mounds, Jailene Nazario, Thomas A. Pugliese, Rene “Skip” R. Rivard, Maria A. Rivera-Velez, Rachel C. Sekorski, Jennifer Ann Simko, Marti Felici Stiglich, Steven S. Sudell, Jeffrey M. Thomen, Mark B. Walworth, Michelle A. Zak.
ROXBURY. Litchfield County.--(Form of government, selectmen, town meeting, board of finance.)--Inc., Oct., 1796; taken from Woodbury. Principal industry: agriculture. Transp.--Freight: Served by numerous motor common carriers. Post office: Roxbury.
TOWN OFFICERS. Clerk and Reg. of Vital Statistics, Peter A. Hurlbut. Address, 29 North St., 06783; Tel., (860) 354-3328. Website: www.roxburyct.com.--Board of Selectmen, 1st, Patrick Roy (D), Tel., (860) 354-9938, Russell J. Dirienzo (R), Kim Tester (D).--Town Treasurer, Kimberlee C. Baron; Asst., Martha R. Munson.--Board of Finance, Edwin Cady, Jr., Nanette Falkenberg, Bruce Haims, Paul Healy, Julie Mangino, Holly Stark.--Tax Collector, Kimberly M. Pokrywka.--Board of Assessment Appeals, James A. Hurlbut, Chm., Nancy Fyfield, Cathy Masi.--Registrars of Voters, David Miller (D), Laura Miller (R).--Planning Commission, Deirdre Daly, Chm., Kristine Cody, Michael Feldman, Pauline Krofssik, Robert F. Munson, Jr.; Alternates, Timothy Armbruster, Danielle Fredericks, Lorenzo Gaudioso.--Library Directors, Pam Southworth, Chm., Jeff Bennett, Ciara Gorglione, Lynn Homberg, Steven Meier, Cynthia Newby, Joan Stracks, Edward Turner.--Justices of the Peace, Edwin Cady, Jr., Julie Cady, Kristine Cody, Lorenzo Gaudioso, Barbara Henry.