News from the First Selectman - July, 2024
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A Message from First Selectman Vicki A. TesoroAs many residents are aware, a storm front passed over Trumbull Saturday early evening leaving a wake of damage throughout town, leaving many residents without power and streets littered with trees and wires. Many people have been working around the clock to make roads safe, clear, and ready for power restoration. Trumbull Public Works will begin storm debris cleanup on Monday, August 12th in the Park Lane area. Please place only storm debris, no longer than 4 feet in length, neatly at the curb for pickup. Debris cannot be placed behind poles, stonewalls, or other obstacles that impede the use of payloaders or backhoes. Residents will be able to track the Storm Cleanup progress by viewing the Storm Cleanup Progress Map, which will be posted on the town website. This map will be updated daily once the clean-up begins. There will be only one pass through the Town for storm clean-up. More information about the cleanup program will be available on the Town website by this Friday. Should you have any hanging wires contact UI at 800-722-5584. If your internet or landline phone is not working, get in touch with your telecommunications company. In my call on August 5, I said that the Large Item Pick Up program will be suspended after this week’s pickups. That information has changed. The public works department will fulfill all appointments that have been scheduled. A special thank you to our UI workers, Department of Public Works, Parks Department, Trumbull Police Department, Volunteer Fire Departments, and Office of Emergency Management who worked tirelessly to restore our town to a sense of normal. Be advised our area may feel the remnants of Hurricane Debby this weekend. Please monitor your local weather. Receive alerts about emergencies and other important community news from the Town of Trumbull by signing up for our Trumbull Citizen Alert system. This emergency and community notification system enables the Town of Trumbull to provide important community notifications and essential information quickly in a variety of situations, such as severe weather, unexpected road closures, evacuation of buildings or neighborhoods, and other emergency situations. Subscribe or go to the town website, click on the Trumbull Citizen Alert button and follow the prompts. Thank you for your patience as we all work to clean up from this storm.
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TYA Jr. Presents Cinderella, August 9 and 10Join the Trumbull Youth Association Jr. presentation of Rodgers & Hammerstein's Cinderella Youth Edition at Trumbull High School on August 9 at 7:00 p.m. and August 10 at 2:00 p.m. Tickets are available at the door.
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Primary for Republican and Democratic Candidates on August 13, 2024Choose your candidates! Primary Sample Ballots (PDF) A Primary for the candidates of the political parties listed below will be held in Trumbull for nominations to each office indicated below. The party-endorsed candidates, if any, are indicated by an asterisk. 22nd Senate Democratic (No Endorsed Candidate) Scott Burns Bridgeport William Finch Trumbull Tyler Mack Bridgeport Sujata Gadkar-Wilcox Trumbull United States Senator Republican *Gerry Smith Beacon Falls Matthew M. Corey Manchester 4th District Representative in Congress Republican *Bob MacGuffie Fairfield Michael Goldstein Greenwich Election Day for the Republican and Democratic Primaries will be: Tuesday, August 13, 2024; 6:00 am to 8:00 pm You can’t vote in any party’s primary unless you’re registered with that party. To double-check your registration or party affiliation status, go to https://portaldir.ct.gov/sots/lookup.aspx or phone the Registrars’ Office at 203-452-5058 or 203-452-5059. Early Voting Location: Registrars’ Office Town Hall, 5866 Main Street Hours: - Monday, August 05, 2024 - 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
- Tuesday, August 06, 2024 - 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
- Wednesday, August 07, 2024 - 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
- Thursday, August 08, 2024 - 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
- Friday, August 09, 2024 - 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
- Saturday, August 10, 2024 - 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
- Sunday, August 11, 2024 - 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Absentee Ballots Applications for Absentee Ballots are available in the Town Clerk's office and online at State of Connecticut's Secretary of State's website. https://portal.ct.gov/sots/election-services/voter-information/absentee-voting You may also call the Town Clerk's office at (203) 452-5035 for an application. Completed applications must be returned to the Town Clerk’s office in person, by using the drop box located outside the door at Town Hall, or by mailing to: Town Clerk 5866 Main Street Trumbull, CT 06611 Can I Vote Absentee? Connecticut has strict laws regarding who can vote absentee. Are you an active member of the armed forces of the United States? Will you be out of town on Election Day? Does sickness prevent you from voting in person on Election Day? Do your religious beliefs prevent you from performing secular activities like voting on Election Day? Will you be performing duties as an election official at a polling place other than your own on Election Day? Does a physical disability prevent you from voting in person on Election Day? If you answered yes to any of the above questions, you are eligible to vote absentee. For more information about absentee ballots, please see the Town Clerk's website. General Election Tuesday, November 5, 2024 - 6:00 am to 8:00 pm
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Statement from First Selectman Vicki Tesoro on Grace Church PropertyAs you probably know, the town is in the process of purchasing the Grace Church property on Main Street. On June 26, the Planning and Zoning Commission unanimously recommended the purchase of this property. And on July 1, the Town Council voted overwhelmingly to approve this acquisition. This strategic purchase aims to prevent the potential construction of a high-density development and gives the town control over future development of this property. This property, like the Hardy Lane purchase, is not being acquired for open space purposes. The town seeks to control development as it has done in the past. The Grace Church property, not available until recently, provides another possible town location for the senior/community center. I have asked the Community Facilities Building Committee to explore this property as a potential site for the new center. The Committee voted to request the architectural firm QA+M to begin the evaluation of the suitability of the Grace Church property for the center, and to suspend any further evaluation of the Hardy Lane site. Here are some facts about the Grace Church property and its potential future use by the town as a Senior/Community Center. The town is purchasing the property to prevent a high-density housing development. The town is currently completing its due diligence. Proper environmental assessment is being conducted. The town is receiving EPA funding for these assessments via MetroCOG, our local council of governments. The Grace Church location is desirable for a Senior and Community Center because it is centrally located, on a bus line, with sufficient acreage, and good sight lines for entrance and exit purposes. This location will allow for expanded Senior Center use and will also meet the needs of the community as a whole, including community meetings, classes, sports and activities. A swimming pool will not be built on the site and the town will not acquire any other nearby property by eminent domain. There is no intention to purchase any additional property near the site. There are no plans for a trailhead at this site. It is highly unlikely and not practical to reuse existing buildings on the site. We are designing a new facility to be used for at least 50 years. Buffering, lighting, easements and other matters impacting neighbors will all be worked on collaboratively as plans develop. These matters are all resolvable. The church property has been active for services, funerals, weddings and festivals/parties for years. Like the church, the town will be a good neighbor if the facility is approved. As the purchase and potential project advances, the town will keep the community informed. The Community Facilities Building Committee meetings are typically held on the second Wednesday of the month at 7:00pm. Please check the town website for more information regarding any meetings.
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Mall Lower Parking Deck OpenTrumbull Mall Management recently announced that a large area of the Lower-Level Target Parking Deck is now open for customers to use before the busy back-to-school season. The construction continues and the entire lower level of the parking deck will be open soon.
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Updated Pool HoursBeach Memorial Pool June 12 - August 25 Monday: 10am- 6pm Tuesday: 10am-6pm Wednesday: 10am-6pm/Adaptive Swim 6pm-8pm Thursday: 10am-6pm Friday: 10am- 8pm Saturday: 10am-8pm Sunday: 10am-6pm August 26 - August 30 Monday: 3pm- 6pm Tuesday: 3pm-6pm Wednesday: 3pm-6pm/Adaptive Swim 6pm-8pm Thursday: 3pm-6pm Friday: 3pm- 8pm August 31 - September 2 Saturday: 10am-8pm Sunday: 10am-6pm Monday: 10am- 6pm Tashua Knolls Pool June 17 - August 26 Please note, prior to 12pm Tashua Knolls Pool is used for Swim Lessons and Summer Camp. Monday: 12pm- 6pm Tuesday: 12pm-6pm Wednesday: 12pm-6pm Thursday: 12pm-6pm Friday: 12pm- 8pm Saturday: 12pm-8pm Sunday: 12pm-6pm August 26 - August 30 Monday: 3pm- 6pm Tuesday: 3pm-6pm Wednesday: 3pm-6pm Thursday: 3pm-6pm Friday: 3pm- 8pm August 31 - September 2 Saturday: 10am-8pm Sunday: 10am-6pm Monday: 10am- 6pm
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Trumbull Kids TriathlonThe Trumbull Parks & Recreation Department held the inaugural Trumbull Kids Triathlon on July 13 at Beach Memorial Pool and Twin Brooks Park. Athletes age 6-11 swam, cycled and ran their hearts out with perseverance, strength and a lot of smiles! The athletes really took it to the next level and had fun challenging themselves. Thanks to the parents for being their biggest cheerleaders and preparing the athletes with not only proper gear but also positive attitudes. Thanks also to the assistance of Trumbull Emergency Medical Services (TEMS) and the Trumbull Police Department as well as our dedicated Trumbull Park Rangers. Special thanks to Maefair Health Care Center for the swag bags, snacks and hospitality, J Bagels & Cafe for the bagels, and Aquarion Water Company for the water. Christian Heritage School's shuttle service was extremely appreciated and necessary due to the rainy conditions. Many thanks to Planet Fitness, TPAUD and the Trumbull Health Department for the giveaways and thanks to the remainder of the sponsors for helping us offer fun events like this: Children's Dentistry of Trumbull and Stratford, GMS Management, Refine Fitness, Technique Tigers Baseball Academy, BLANCHETTE SPORTING GOODS, LA Fitness Trumbull, T.R.A.C.K. BMX - Trumbull Racing and Cycling Kids and Town of Trumbull. Lastly, thank you to all 26 volunteers who stood in the rain and kept their eyes on the kids, guiding the way and being there for encouragement, direction and safety!
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July 4 Reading of the Declaration of IndependenceThank you to the Trumbull Parks & Recreation Department, We The People, The Trumbull Historical Society, Trumbull Scouts, Trumbull Community Theater, and many volunteers and crowd participants for making the Reading of the Declaration of Independence a true community gathering. The Reading was followed by crafts, games and story time. A good time was had by all! |
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USA BMX New England Nationals Held in TrumbullHundreds of professional and amateur BMX riders from around the world came to the USA BMX New England Nationals at Trumbull BMX in Indian Ledge Park on July 26-28. Fans watched and cheered on their favorite riders as they expertly navigated jumps, twists, and turns along the track. The event drew approximately 9,000 people, who supported the region's hospitality industry by staying in area hotels, dining in local restaurants, shopped in the region, and enjoyed nearby attractions. Congratulations to all the competitors and to Trumbull BMX for hosting this prestigious event! |
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Town Planner Rob Librandi is International Power Breaking ChampionCongratulations to Town Planner Rob Librandi for being named the ISKA (International Sport Karate Association) World Heavyweight Black Belt Power Breaking Champion! Rob earned the title by breaking 13 concrete blocks at the World Martial Arts Championships in Orlando, Florida in July. Rob spent more than 30 years studying martial arts, receiving his fifth-degree black belt in 2020. Although he has competed each year since then at the international championship level, he had not brought home a win until now. Rob has now achieved the highest honor he can achieve in the sport, but he is not done. Rob has found that discipline and confidence in your ability, strength, power, and focus is key to being a champion. As the owner of Trumbull Academy of Karate, Rob hopes to instill in his students these life lessons he has learned along the way to becoming a world champion. Congratulations to Rob! We are so proud of you!
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Library Study Rooms Are Now AvailableStudy rooms are now available for use at the Trumbull Library. Registration is highly recommended to ensure the space is available. Registration opens 72 hours in advance. For more information and to register for a study room, please visit the Library website. |
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Trumbull Little League Champions!Trumbull Little League 10U All Stars defeated South Windsor 6-3 to win the Connecticut Little League State Championship this afternoon in Simsbury! Trumbull opened up the scoring in the bottom of the first inning when Bryce Buswell walked, advanced to second on a pass ball, and scored on a Sonny Nankervis single to give Trumbull a quick 1-0 lead. South Windsor came right back in the top of the second and manufactured a run to knot the score at 1-1. Trumbull took control of the game for good in the bottom of the third inning. Jack Gerbert lead the inning off with a single. Beckett Urda and Bryce Buswell both immediately followed with back to back base hits to load the bases for Blaise DiMartino. Blaise launched a three run double to the left center wall giving Trumbull a 4-1 lead. Chase Dolyak immediately followed with a base hit to right field to extend the lead to 5-1. Sonny Nankervis started the game for Trumbull and calmly fired a dominant complete game performance to lead Trumbull to victory. Aside from a few infield singles and a couple of errors, South Windsor mustered very little off him. Sonny surrendered only four hits and three runs over six innings, striking out two and walking two. Bryce Buswell lead the offensive attack with two hits, a walk, two runs scored. Beckett Urda, Sonny Nankervis, Chase Dolyak, Chandler Penalba, and Jack Gerbert all delivered hits for Trumbull. The biggest hit in the game was Blaise DiMartino’s blast that broke the game open. Blaise finished with a double, three RBI’s, and a run scored. As the Connecticut State Champions, Trumbull has advanced to the New England Little League Regional tournament starting August 3rd in Cranston, Rhode Island. Trumbull will open up pool play on August 4th when they face off with Braintree, Massachusetts. Trumbull will participate in a pool play format against State Champions from Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Vermont, New Hampshire, and Maine.
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Senior Center Held Art ExpoThe Senior Center held am Art Expo on June 28, an opportunity for current art students, needlework group, and more to showcase their own personal works of art. Items were displayed and some were for sale, including paintings, hand-painted greeting cards, decorative shells, handcrafted soaps, and knitted items. |
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2024 Community-Based Assets and Needs SurveyThe Trumbull Health Department is asking residents to complete a short, 5-minute survey and answer a few questions about our town: www.surveymonkey.com/R/2024CBANS. This 2024 Community-Based Assets and Needs Survey will help to understand the quality of life and important issues facing people who live in our region. Your valuable input will help guide improvements to programs and services in our area, while helping organizations to understand where to focus their attention and resources. All responses are completely anonymous and confidential. The Trumbull Health Department, as a member of the Health Improvement Alliance (HIA), is working with partners to distribute the datahaven community-based assets and needs survey (CBANS) to local residents. HIA is a coalition that formed in 2003 to address the health needs of Greater Bridgeport, which includes Bridgeport, Easton, Fairfield, Milford, Monroe, Stratford, and Trumbull. If you have questions, you can email info@ctdatahaven.org. If you would like to learn more about the HIA, visit www.hia-ct.org
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Park StickersPark stickers were distributed with your July vehicle tax bill. Beginning August 1, you will need the new blue park sticker affixed to your car. If you require a Park Pass for a car that was not on the town tax records prior to October 1, 2023 please call the Parks and Recreation office at 203-452-5060.
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McDougall Stadium Renovation in ProgressRenovations to McDougall Stadium at Trumbull High School are well underway. The track has been paved and turf is being installed. At this time the project is on schedule. We can't wait to see the finished product! |
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Indian Ledge Field Renovation is Now CompleteThe renovation of the multi-use turf field at Indian Ledge Park is now complete! Watch for an announcement of a Grand Opening Ceremony in September!
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Pavement Preservation ProgramThe First Selectman, Board of Finance, and the Town Council recently supported a proposal by the Public Works Department to fund an innovative approach to the town’s road improvement plan. The $800,000 funding was supported through a federal ARPA grant. In 2023, the Town allocated $318,000 in road improvement applications—primarily, crack sealing. This 2024 season, $354,000 has been budgeted for expanding road improvement applications to include “Chip Sealing.” The strategy is to treat stable roads as explained below and extend their life by 5 to 7 years. This preventative maintenance technique allows us to extend the life of some roads, while applying other resources to reconstruct or replace roads that have lost their integrity. Eventually, the goal is to minimize the roads needing more aggressive attention and increase the Pavement Preservation techniques. For your information, we are sharing this video clip which outlines the Chip Seal process. Our selected contractor, Seymour Sealing Contractors, will apply a layer of emulsion, followed by a layer of stone, which will then be rolled. Within a few days, once the road sets, the town will sweep the road thoroughly. Two to three weeks later, a final coat of emulsion, called Fog Seal, will be applied to create a durable bond to the existing roadway. This process will look like a newly paved street. On the attached Pavement Preservation schedule, you will notice a category listed as Pothole Truck. This “Potholes Killer Truck” technology was rented early in the season to perform repairs on high-traffic roads listed in the attachment. The following clip will demonstrate the benefits of this process: Pothole Killer Truck Video. Thank you to Rich Infante and Tom Baldwin of Trumbull Public Works for their creative thinking and innovation. Town-wide road integrity will be achieved much sooner with this diversified approach.
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Road Paving Update and Bus DetourFog sealing, part of the road preservation program, will be done Monday and Tuesday, August 5th and 6th, in the areas of District 1 and District 7 where chip sealing has occurred, weather permitting. For your information, we are sharing this video clip which outlines the Chip Seal process.
Rt 6 Bus Detour, Phase 2 Beginning Monday August 5, 2024, Effective 8/5/24 – 9/5/24 M-F: 7am-3:30pm Due to construction on Old Town Rd in Trumbull, GBT bus route 6 will be detoured. Lindeman Drive, Oakview Drive and parts of Old Town Road will not be serviced during this detour. The detour will occur on weekdays from 7am to 3:30pm. Riders should expect delays and possible changes to the detour route during this time. The bus will follow the regular route outside of these hours. For a detour map, please go to the town website.
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Hillcrest Building Project Moves Toward ReferendumIn accordance with the Board of Education District Master Plan, the town approvals needed for the construction of the new Hillcrest Middle School are in place. The Board of Finance at its June 13 meeting approved a bond authorization in the amount of $142,375,000 for the construction of the new school, and the Town Council approved the same bond authorization at its meeting on July 1. The Board of Education submitted a grant application for the state on June 27. Under the Trumbull Town Charter, a referendum vote must be held for the issuance of bonded debt for all town projects exceeding $15 million. The referendum question for this project will be on the November 5, 2024 general election ballot. On August 5 the Town council approved the language of the November ballot question and directed the Town Clerk to prepare explanatory text that will provide voters with important information about the project. The actual cost of the project will be much less than the bonding request. Due to special legislation approved by the state legislature this past spring, the Hillcrest project will receive a 44% reimbursement rate, which is above the standard reimbursement rate of 24.29%. This is a potential significant cost savings for Trumbull taxpayers. However, the Trumbull voters must approve the referendum question in order for the project to move forward. More information will be provided to the public in the near future about the impact this project will have on town taxpayers and the impact the construction will have on the students, staff, and the area surrounding the school. Please visit the Town website and the Board of Education website for important updates about this project.
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Second School Resource Officer ReinstatedTrumbull Police Chief Michael Lombardo has notified Superintendent of Schools Dr. Martin Semmel that he is reinstating the second School Resource Officer, Wes Bartosik, to the schools effective the beginning of the upcoming school year. Officer Bartosik will be primarily assigned to the middle schools, and he and existing SRO Scott Duva will be responsible for covering all the schools. Although we are not in the position to reinstate the third SRO at this point, this is the very first return to a special assignment we are able to make, before any others. School Resource Officers work closely with administration and staff to help provide a safe learning environment for the students. Officer Bartosik has been a member of the Trumbull Police Department for 10 years and is an experienced SRO.
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Connecticut Statewide Law Enforcement Recruitment Fair on September 13, 2024Join us for the Connecticut Statewide Law Enforcement Recruitment Fair!
Date: Friday, September 13, 2024
Time: 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Location: Connecticut Police Academy
285 Preston Avenue, Meriden, CT
Federal, State, and Local Law Enforcement agencies will be in attendance! Don't miss out on: - Academy tours
- K9 demonstrations
- Information sessions
Register for the event. Mark your calendars, and save the date! This is your chance to explore exciting career opportunities in law enforcement.
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Economic & Community Development News
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Storage Facility Approved at 6 Cambridge DriveThe long vacant and blighted 60,000 sf office building and parking garage at 6 Cambridge Drive will go under complete redevelopment beginning this fall. The Planning and Zoning Commission approved the project at their June 2024 meeting. Both structures will be demolished to make way for a 110,000-sf storage facility. The project will improve all the landscape perimeter and add a sidewalk connection in addition to the buildings. It is an approximately $14,000,000 redevelopment. The new use will be an amenity for the businesses and residents in the neighborhood and greater area. This is the last vacant building to be repurposed in the Lindeman Drive/Oakview Drive/Cambridge Drive area. In 2016, the area was 60% vacant. Since then, the neighborhood has seen approximately $150,000,000 of new investment and 11 new business locations.
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Trumbull First Selectman's Golf Classic- Date: Monday, August 12, 2024
- Location: Tashua Knolls Golf Course
- Schedule
- 7:00 AM - Range Opens
- 7:00 AM Registration and Full Hot Breakfast
- 8:30 AM - Shotgun Start
- 1:00 PM - Full Luncheon, Open Bar & Awards
To register or for more information, go to the town website.
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Free Narcan Training on August 13Free Narcan Training is ofered for college students, Trumbull residents and town employees. In 10 minutes, you can learn to save a life! Drop in to the Conference Room at Trumbull Public Library, 33 Quality St., between 6:00 & 7:30pm on Tuesday, August 13, 2024 for a free training and Narcan kit. Trainings will run every 15 minutes. Lockboxes will be available, while supplies last. Hosted by TPAUD, Trumbull's Prevention Partnership. For more info., please call Kiersten Naumann at 203-257-4395.
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Trumbull Farmers' Market and National Farmers WeekThe Trumbull Farmers' Market is held weekly on Thursdays from May through October, rain or shine, from 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM at Twin Brooks Park. Parking stickers will not be enforced during the market hours. We are proud to host this weekly community event featuring a wide range of local products. This week on Thursday, August 8, 2024, Trumbull Parks & Recreation will be collecting fresh produce at the Trumbull Farmers’ Market from 4-7PM at Twin Brooks Park. We encourage you to purchase produce from Gazy Brothers Farm, Sunset Farm and Little River Farm to donate to the Trumbull Food Pantry in recognition of National Farmers Market Week and in an effort to bring nutritious offerings to those in need. We will also have a scavenger hunt for those in attendance. Get to know our farms and vendors while enjoying a day in the park!
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Trumbull Health Department Hosting Third Annual Cupcake Wars!Cupcake Wars is an event for children ages K-8th grade (incoming). Children are asked to decorate 2 cupcakes using the ingredients provided, related to a theme, within the time allotted. Each cupcake is judged on presentation and originality and prizes are given to the winner in each age group. EVENT INFORMATION: Date: 8/21/24 Time: 9:30 - 11:00am Location: Trumbull Senior Center / 23 Priscilla Place, Trumbull CT To register your child(ren) for this event, please click this link: https://forms.gle/VbSbJegrZVHbF4pH8 Please provide $5 payment (per child) at the time of registration to guarantee your child's spot. Cash, Credit card, and check are accepted. If you have multiple children in a family, registration is required for each child. You can visit us at 335 White Plains Road or call us at (203) 452-1030 (ext 0) (credit card payments can be taken over the phone). Please make payment no later than Aug 16th. Please note: We cannot guarantee that the ingredients used will be allergen free.
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Trumbull Household Hazardous Waste Collection Day on Saturday October 5, 2024Date: Saturday, October 5, 2024 - Rain or Shine! Time: 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM Place: 307 Indian Ledge Park Drive next to BMX Facility For more information see the Hazardous Waste Collection Day page on the town website.
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Sign up to Receive the First Selectman's Newsletter in your Inbox!Don't miss an edition of the First Selectman's Newsletter! Subscribe now by going to Notify Me on the town website, and select First Selectman's Newsletter.
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Check the Town Website for Important Town InformationDon't forget to check the town website frequently for important town information! Updates are posted in the Spotlight on the home page, and each town department's page contains useful information. Go to www.trumbull-ct.gov.
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