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New Parking and Traffic Committee Chairs Named
First Selectman Richard Bergstresser today named Jo Ann Messina as chair of the Selectman's Parking & Traffic Committee and Mary DeSilva as Vice Chair. Ms. Messina succeeds Betsy Jordan Hand, who recently stepped down in anticipation of a move to Boulder, Colorado. Click here to read to press release.

• Proclamations
  
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• 4/28: Meeting to discuss Cos Cob Power Plant Plans
  
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• Citizens' Police Academy Spring Program
  
• Recommendations for Preventing MRSA Infections
  
• Concert Tour to our Sister City in France
  
• Greenwich Heat Advisory
  
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• Voter Information for Nov. 4th Elections
  
• Town Wide Mooring Fees Established
  
• Alert: Social Security "Cost of Living" Email Scam
  
• Walk-in Flu Clinics January 9-17
  
• Tonight: RTM Budget Overview Committee
  
• Citizen's Police Academy - Spring 2007
  
• Salmonella Outbreak linked to Peanut Butter
  
• Parking Meter Rates and Fines Increase
  
• Sun. March 25: St. Patrick's Day Parade
  
• Tonight: RTM Nathaniel Witherell Meeting
  
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• Community Meetings With Your Congressman
  
• Central Greenwich Residential Parking Decals
  
• June 9: Tree Conservancy Tree Walk
  
• CBS Early Show Comes to Greenwich, Invites Schools
  
• No Phone Service at Town Hall
  
• FEMA / State Disaster Recovery Center CLOSED
  
• Pool Safety Alert
  
• 10/10: EPIC Workshop at Boys and Girls Club
  
• Two Major Political Debates by LWV
  
• Shellfishing Demo on Sunday at Noon
  
• Entry-Level Police Officer Job Opportunity
  
• 1/21: Shays Holds District Meeting in Greenwich
  
• RTM Meeting Moved to Monday, Jan. 23
  
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• Jan. 30: Goose Management Meeting
  
• Cos Cob Power Plant Update
  
• Avian Flu Forum March 29
  
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• Tuesday, March 14: Family Friendly Yards
  
• Low Interest Loans Available for Flood Damage
  
• Andrew Kissel Homicide
  
• May 13: Household Hazardous Waste Day
  
• May 6: Shellfishing Demo at Greenwich Point
  
• Earth Day Celebrations All Month Long!
  
• Citizens Police Academy Spring Session
  
• Resolve to be Ready in 2006
  
• Nat'l Sex Offender Database Includes CT Info
  
• Grand List Books for Sale 1999-2002
  
• Citizen's Police Academy - Winter 2006
  
• 2005 Retirement Valuation
  
• Nathaniel Witherell Long Range Plan
  
• Final 2006-07 Town Budget Now Online
  
• 2005 Employee Recognition Awards
  
• Goose Management Training: Volunteers Needed
  
• Town Negotiates with Aquarion to Protect Land
  
• Municipal Fines for Wetlands Violations Proposed
  
• Summer Heat Precautions
  
• Summer Swimming & Boating Health & Safety
  
• Democratic Primary Results
  
• Smart Card Parking Meters
  
• Citizen's Police Academy Fall Registration
  
• E. coli Federal Investigation Update
  
• Oct-Nov: Free Healthy Eating Program at GHS
  
• Town Looking for New Police Officers
  
• Halloween Safety Tips
  
• 2006 State Election Results Are In!
  
• Greenwich Upgrades Municipal Network to Ethernet
  
• SafeTurkey at Thanksgiving
  
• Find Out Where to Vote Today (Nov. 7)
  
• Dec. 14: Flu Clinic at St. Mary's
  
• Snow Alert
  
• Snow Emergency Declared - Coastal Flood Warning
  
• Job Opening for Firefighter in Greenwich
  
• Deer Program Information
  
• Snow Alert Rescinded
  
• Havemeyer Building Survey
  
• Police Department Academy Applications Due 4/15
  
• Winter Weather Preparations
  
• First Selectman's Budgets
  
• Live Longer, Stronger Program May 11th!
  
• May 21: Household Hazardous Waste Day
  
• Spring Health Programs Available
  
• FEMA Grant for Snowstorm Received
  
• Women's Golf at the Griff
  
• Certain GIS Data Exempt Says Commissioner
  
• Town Prepares for Hurricane Katrina Response
  
• Last Day for State Hurricane Relief Drop-Offs
  
• Sept. 27: Public Hearing of the CIP Committee
  
• Selectman Candidate Debate on 10/18
  
• 2005-06 Influenza Season
  
• Candidates Forum in Riverside: 10/27
  
• Fire Chief Anderson Swearing In Ceremony
  
• Household Hazardous Waste Day 11/12
  
• New Building Permit Application Process
  
• Find Out Where to Vote
  
• Snow Removal Reimbursement Approved
  
• Goose Management Plan
  
• Pre-Disaster Mitigation (PDM) Plan
  
• Dec. 6: Flu & Pneumonia Vaccination Clinic
  
• Public Health Systems Assessment
  
• Greenwich Women Host Rally For A Cure
  
• West Nile Virus Found in Old Greenwich
  
• 2005 Election Results
  
• NYC Transit Strike Ends
  
• Christopher Shays to Discuss Terrorism, Jan. 18
  
• JFK and Art at the Bruce Museum
  
• 2003 Greenwich Report Issued
  
• Meet First Selectman, Jim Lash
  
• Flu Season is Here!
  
• Ed Gomeau Named Town Administrator
  
• Father's Forum on Underage Drinking - Feb.28th
  
• Programs on Diabetes and Nutrition
  
• Aquarion Water Company Cleaning Program
  
• Greenwich Applies for FEMA Grant for Snowstorm
  
• Public Hearing on CC Power Plant on March 4
  
• New Appointments at Nathaniel Witherell
  
• St. Patrick's Day Parade
  
• Cold Weather Dangers
  
• State Funding Approved for New Nathaniel Witherell
  
• Gambling in CT - A Public Health Issue
  
• National Public Health Week: April 5-11
  
• April 14, 7:30 p.m. How Well is Your Well Water?
  
• Obesity & Diabetes Education Programs
  
• Giving Women an Advantage in Cardiac Health
  
• DPW Overcomes Challenges in Bridge Project
  
• Free Health Screening for Women on May 10th
  
• Live RTM Broadcast on Cable Channel 79 Tonight
  
• June 10-Storm Water Management Public Hearing
  
• June 19-Father's Forum on Underage Drinking
  
• Seat Belt Safety - Click It or Ticket
  
• New Inland Wetland Regulations Proposed
  
• Social Security Discussion Forum
  
• King Street/Merritt Traffic Improvement Meeting
  
• Resident Survey Results
  
• Take a survey to rate Town services
  
• Greenwich DPW Wins Award for Bridge Project
  
• DPW Installs King Street Roundabout
  
• King St./Rte. 15 Interchange Improvement Proposals
  
• King St./Merritt/Hutch Public Meeting
  
• Health Dept. Cancels Flu Clinics
  
• Shellfish Expo - Saturday November 6, 2004 at 11AM
  
• Special Flu Vaccine Clinic - Nov. 21 2004
  
• November 13-Household Hazardous Waste Day
  
• Election Results Available Online
  
• Nathaniel Witherell Reports
  
• Exhibitions at Bruce Museum
  
• LWV Panel on Emergency Preparedness
  
• New Emergency Number and Web Section
  
• New:Pay Parking Ticket&Request a Hearing Online
  
• New Parking and Traffic Committee Chairs Named
  
• First Selectman Announces New Initiatives
  
• Town Government-Access Channel 79 Launched
  
• Radon Action Week - October 19-25
  
• First Selectman Names New HR Director
  
• Election Results Are In
  
• Monday, 12/8: Tree Lighting Ceremony
  
• Influenza (Flu) Season 2006-07
  
• How to Make a Loss Claim
  
• FEMA Storm Aid Application Process Announced
  
• Charter Revision Committee Report
  
• Conservation Easement Tax Benefit to Expire!
  
• Town Implements Permit Tracking System
  
• Capital Improvement Project Budget
  
• Pedestrian Safety Committee Report
  
• Comprehensive Annual Financial Report
  
• Mosquitos Test Positive for West Nile in Greenwich
  
• Election Results are IN!
  
• Public Vehicles Listed
  
• New 2008 Plan of Conservation & Development (POCD)
  
• Response to Storm Conditions
  
• Tesei Urges Continued Water Conservation
  
• Phase II Storm Water Mgt. Annual Report
  
• Help Keep Our Skies and Our Communities Safe
  
• Public Works Quarterly Newsletter
  
• Nathaniel Witherell - Project Renew
  
• Cos Cob Power Site Plan Approved
  
• Harbor Master Selection Committee Established
  
• Draft 2008 Plan of Conservation and Development
  
• Amy Siebert Appointed Commissioner of Public Works
  
• New Local Cases of West Nile Raise Concerns
  
• A Message from Governor Jodi Rell
  
• 9/24: CIP Public Hearing at Town Hall
  
• Sat. Sept. 20: Household Hazardous Waste Day
  
• Flu Season 2008-09 - Clinic Schedule
  
• 11/13 - Train Station Flu Clinic
  
• Safe Turkey at Thanksgiving
  
• Election Results are In!
  
• OLD GREENWICH FORCE MAIN BREAK
  
• January is National Radon Action Month
  
• Jan. 2009 Plan of Conservation & Development
  
• Pedestrian Safety - Public Workshops: Nov. 13 & 18
  
• Emergency E-mail Notification System
  
• Millbrook Sewer Project Costs Apportioned
  
• Winter Weather Preparations
  
• Safe Turkey at Thanksgiving
  
• Burglary Prevention Tips
  
• Sat. 12/1: Free Shellfishing Demo at 10am!
  
• 7pm GHS: Emergency Board of Education Meeting
  
• 4/29: Traffic Lights on Greenwich Ave?
  
• Housing Program for Town Employees
  
• Mosquitoes Test Positive for WNV in Greenwich
  
• Public Safety Complex Update
  
• Help the BOE Find a New School Superintendent
  
• Jan. 21: Last H1N1 Vaccination Clinic
  
• January 11-15: Discount Radon Kits Available
  
• Jan. 25-28: Screening Mammograms at Town Hall
  
• Jan. 25-28: Screening Mammograms at Town Hall
  
• Storm Flooding and Possible Outages
  
• Coastal Resources Advisory Committee Established
  
• 2/24: New Patrol Operations in Central Greenwich
  
• Third 2009 Coastal Resources Initiative
  
• The Use of Artificial Turf in Greenwich
  
• 3/18: Coastal Resources Advisory Committee Meeting
  
• Draft Mooring Rules Decision Postponed
  
• Citizens' Police Academy Spring 2009
  
• March 27: Managing in An Adverse Economy
  
• Glenville Rd. / Weaver Street Signal Installation
  
• Earth Day Proclamation Celebrates Clean Water
  
• Sneaker Recycling in Greenwich
  
• May 6: Public Hearing on the POCD
  
• Oyster Harvesting Permitted for Limited Time
  
• Annual Fishway Open House - May 16
  
• Sunday, May 17: Experience the Sound!
  
• Look Out for Lottery Scams in Greenwich
  
• Farmers Market to Remain at Horseneck Lot
  
• Become a Stream Assessor on June 12th
  
• 6/23: Metro-North Railroad Bridge Rehab Hearing
  
• June 27: 18th Annual Salute To Veterans
  
• New 2009 Summer Parking for Island Beach Ferry
  
• Peter Tesei Seeks POCD Committee Members
  
• Fourth of July Celebrations in Town
  
• Holiday Hours at Holly Hill
  
• South Water and Den Lane Force Main Project
  
• Railroad Station Parking Permit Renewals
  
• Apply to be a Greenwich Police Officer
  
• West Nile Virus Alert - Summer 2009
  
• HEAT ADVISORY
  
• Public Forum: Save Yourself Campaign
  
• 2009 POCD Plan Implementation Committee Announced
  
• Making Strides Against Breast Cancer
  
• Field Point Rd./Brookside Dr. Construction Delays
  
• Election Results
  
• H1N1 Vaccination Clinic on December 2
  
• Dec. 10: H1N1 Flu Vaccination Clinic
  
• CT "ParenTeen" Safe Driving Campaign
  
• Seasonal Influenza and H1N1 Information
  
• 12/8: Old Greenwich School Book Fair Event
  
• Unrestricted H1N1 Vaccinations Offered on 12/17
  
• Holiday Season Road Opening Moratorium
  
• The Leaf Collection Program for 2009 Has Ended
  
• H1N1 Vaccination Clinic on January 5, 2010
  
• Greenwich Support for Disaster Relief in Haiti
  
• Shellfishing Demonstration Postponed
  
• Board of Selectmen Enacts Snow Emergency
  
• CT DOT Reschedules Indian Field Road Bridge Work
  
• Town Implements New Mooring Field Technology
  
• Shellfish Demonstration Cancelled
  
• Tonight's BET Public Hearing Location Change!
  
• March 18: BET Room Change for Today/Tonight
  
• Comments on Proposed Cell Tower Site
  
• March 20: Shellfishing Demonstration
  
• Local Emergency to be Lifted Sunday 3/21 at 8am
  
• Thank You For Your Service
  
• Health Response to Storm Flooding & Power Outages
  
• March 20: Status of Greenwich Emergency Conditions
  
• Storm Clean Up FAQs
  
• Heavy Rains Due to Cause Flooding
  
• March 30: Response to Flooding & Power Outages
  
• Storms to Sewers Program: March 31, 2010
  
• Public Outreach Meetings - New Flood Maps
  
• Senior Tax Relief
  
• May 29: Experience the Sound at Greenwich Point
  
• Storm Damage Assitance Available
  
• Citizens Police Academy 2010
  
• Residents and Businesses Urged to Clear Snow
  
• Heat Advisory
  
• Town Reinforces Water Conservation Request
  
• Measles - Possible Exposure to the Public
  
• July 18: Greenwich Founders' Day Family Picnic
  
• Water Conservation Efforts Still Encouraged
  
• UPDATE - 2010 Tax Information - Tax Collector
  
• 8/25: Republican & Democratic Primary Audit
  
• Be Prepared for Hurricanes!
  
• Town Urges Residents to Prepare for Hurricane Earl
  
• West Nile Virus Confirmed in Greenwich Resident
  
• 9/23 Hurricane Preparedness Program
  
• 10/14: Wetlands & Low Impact Development Seminar
  
• 2010 Flu Clinics
  
• 10/26: Public Hearing for 2011-2012 CIP
  
• New Zoning Amendments & Regulations Proposed
  
• REMINDER: Resident & Senior Park Pass Renewals
  
• November 10 Flu Clinic Town Hall 4-7pm
  
• Safe Turkey at Thanksgiving
  
• Holiday Roadway Opening Moratorium
  
• Central Fire Station Presentation
  
• Meeting Cancelled: Shore Rd. Bridge Rehabilitation
  
• LOT COVERAGE LIMITS IN RESIDENTIAL ZONES
  
• January 2011 Tax Information - Tax Collector
  
• Major Winter Storm and Cold Weather Conditions
  
• Japan Earthquake and Tsunami: How to Help
  
• SNOW EMERGENCY IS LIFTED
  
• April 24: 40th Anniversary Earth Day Rally 2-4pm
  
• CT State Election Results Are In!