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Ed Gomeau Named Town Administrator
First Selectman Jim Lash announced the appointment of Town Comptroller Ed Gomeau as Town Administrator. Lash said that Gomeau would transition to his new position, working on assignments from him while continuing to serve as Town Comptroller/CFO until the BET appoints his replacement. Click here for the full story.

• Proclamations
  
• Adopt a Pet
  
• Find Town People and RTM Members Quickly
  
• Town of Greenwich Bicycle Master Plan
  
• Take the Recycling Survey
  
• Senior Center Studies Online
  
• Substantial Amendment to CDBG 2009 Program
  
• Parking Stations at Town Hall Garage
  
• August BET Meetings Cancelled
  
• UPDATE: Tropical Storm Nicole
  
• School Closing Information
  
• Sneaker Recycling March 17 - April 26
  
• April is Earth Day Month in Greenwich
  
• 4/28: Meeting to discuss Cos Cob Power Plant Plans
  
• 5/18: Shellfishing Experience at Greenwich Point!
  
• Citizens' Police Academy Spring Program
  
• Recommendations for Preventing MRSA Infections
  
• Concert Tour to our Sister City in France
  
• Greenwich Heat Advisory
  
• 9/11 Rememberance Event in Greenwich
  
• 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
  
• April: Earth Day Celebration Month
  
• Response to Storm Flooding and Power Outages
  
• Recycle Sneakers Now through April 28
  
• Shelter Our Strays! Events in May 2007
  
• Shellfish Commission Event!
  
• 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
  
• Jan. 24: Public Hearing of the CIP Committee
  
• Winter Weather Information
  
• School Closing Information
  
• Power Outages and Floods
  
• Jan. 30: Goose Management Meeting
  
• Cos Cob Power Plant Update
  
• Avian Flu Forum March 29
  
• March 11&25: Historical Flood Data Gathering
  
• 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!