| | |  | |  | Customer Service. Collaboration. Communication | |  | Dear Neighbor,
2024 will be East Hartford’s year. We have more economic development moving forward than ever before. This economic development will add significant value to our grand list, contribute to growing our tax base, and most importantly provide residents with an enhanced shopping, dining and entertainment experiences in our town. The Town’s aggressive effort in pursuing economic development in 2024 is intended to even out the tax burden between residential and commercial properties.
My fiscal year 2024-25 recommended budget, however, acknowledges the financial constraints we face, fulfills all contractual obligations, addresses debt from past spending, funds our pension and other post-employment benefits, and continues to provide a high level of service for residents.
There’s an important balance to maintain East Hartford being a full-service community and the impact to a resident’s wallet and their ability to put food on the table and pay their bills. I get it. As a resident myself, I too am affected by any mill rate increase. So I commit to my fellow residents that in lieu of being able to lower taxes, we must ensure enduring value in the services you already pay for and that these services are operating effectively and efficiently. The residents of East Hartford have entrusted me to lead our town into a bright future and to be a good steward of their hard-earned money. I can assure you that in building this budget, I have approached the process with utmost respect and care. This budget balances the things we need to do with what we can afford to do.
I have worked on the Town’s budget through three separate lenses: service on Town Council, as Chief of Staff, and now as your elected Mayor. I am excited for this budget to support the vision for our town. It not only continues to fund our existing services, but also supports future programming like a new Police Athletic League through the hiring of new community resource police officers with the goal of enhancing community relations with our youth. This budget supports my vision to bring vibrancy back to East Hartford, community pride and keep us on the path towards a solid fiscal foundation. With all the projects we have going on, I know we will get to a better future soon!
The Recommended Budget for FY 2024-25 is responsibly balanced, meets our financial obligations, and supports the great services this community relies on. In 2024, we turn the page to a new chapter in East Hartford history. We have more going on than ever before, we have momentum, we have community buy-in, and we have tangible progress.
I have always considered government a two-way street, with the government and the residents working hand in hand to create a better community for all. I ask residents to join me through this budget process, learn about Town Departments, what we are funding, and why we are funding it. Join me in passing a responsible budget that sets East Hartford on a path to a better future!
-Mayor Connor S. Martin | | | | |  | Town Hall departments are temporarily located at the Community Cultural Center at 50 Chapman Place. They will remain there for the duration of the Town Hall construction.
Public parking for the Community Cultural Center can be found in the lot behind the Town Green/Alumni Park.
The Town Clerk’s Office moved back to the Town Hall facility at 740 Main Street on March 1. The office will reopen at 740 Main Street on Monday, March 4 at 8:30 AM for regularly scheduled hours of operation.
The rest of East Hartford Town Hall at 740 Main Street is expected to reopen in the Spring of 2024. |
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| |  | | |  | | |  | Daylight Saving Time March 10, 2024
It is almost time to spring forward! Daylight Saving time will begin on March 10, 2024. Please, make sure to change your clock an hour forward.
Additionally, the East Hartford Fire Department would like to remind all residents to change batteries in their smoke and carbon monoxide detectors. The simple habit of changing the batteries when you change your clocks will help protect your family.
The East Hartford Fire Department provides residents with brand new smoke and carbon monoxide alarms and batteries, if needed. Additionally, residents who wish their smoke and carbon monoxide alarms inspected can call the Fire Marshal’s office at 860-291-7405 to ask for a free alarm check. |
|  | 16th Foreign Film Series - “The Quiet Girl”
The East Hartford Commission on Culture & Fine Arts presents their sixteenth series of foreign films on the third Saturdays of the following months; March 16 (The Quiet Girl) and April 20 (The Lost King), films will be shown at the Community Cultural Center (50 Chapman Place). Admission is free. The East Hartford Summer Youth Festival will be selling concessions, including popcorn.
In the summer of 1981, Cait living in rural Ireland, is sent to stay with relatives she’s never met while her mother has yet another baby. 2023 Nominee Oscar Best International Feature Film. This film is rated PG-13 and runs 1 Hour, 35 Minutes. | |
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| | | Town of East Hartford Offices Closed for Good Friday
All town offices, including the East Hartford Transfer Station, will be closed on Friday, March 29, 2024 in observance of Good Friday. Raymond Library will be open 10 AM – 6 PM on Saturday, March 30, 2024 (special hours for early voting) and closed on Easter Sunday. All town offices will reopen on Monday, April 1, 2024 for regularly scheduled hours of operation.
There will be no delay in curbside waste pickup. Please put your carts out as usual. | | | | | Boards & Commissions, IT, Health and Human Services, East Hartford Works Budget Workshop March 2, 2024 at 8:30 AM Community Cultural Center Auditorium (50 Chapman Place) +1929-235-8441; ID:128979699# | | Finance/Development/Library Services Budget Workshop March 4, 2024 at 6:30 PM Community Cultural Center Auditorium (50 Chapman Place) +1929-235-8441; ID:543583768# | | Town Council Meeting March 5, 2024 at 7:30 PM Community Cultural Center Auditorium (50 Chapman Place) +1929-235-8441; ID:234270911# | | Public Hearing Budget Workshop March 6, 2024 at 7:00 PM Community Cultural Center Auditorium (50 Chapman Place) +1929-235-8441; ID:484986040# | | Special Meeting Budget Workshop March 11, 2024 at 7:00 PM Community Cultural Center Auditorium (50 Chapman Place) +1929-235-8441; ID:520958488# | | Planning and Zoning Meeting March 13, 2024 at 7:00 PM Community Cultural Center Auditorium (50 Chapman Place) | | Town Council Meeting March 19, 2024 at 7:30 PM Community Cultural Center Auditorium (50 Chapman Place) +1929-235-8441; ID:512514556# | | Inland Wetlands Commission Meeting March 26, 2024 at 7:00 PM Community Cultural Center Auditorium (50 Chapman Place) | | | |  | Did You Know the Next Great American Solar Eclipse is happening on Monday, April 8?
The next great American Solar Eclipse is coming on Monday, April 8, 2024! Attend any library program in March to receive a free pair of viewing glasses. One pair of glasses per person please. Check our website and follow us on Facebook for up to the minute details about an East Hartford community viewing event and upcoming glasses giveaways. We’re also offering three events to prepare you for the eclipse:
Astronomical Society of Greater Hartford Eclipse event Wednesday, March 6, 6:00 – 7:30 PM
Come learn about the mechanics and clockwork that make these celestial events happen, as well as simple, easy, and safe viewing techniques that everyone can use to enjoy the eclipse. Presented by The Astronomical Society of Greater Hartford (ASGH.org).
Family Program: Fun Sun Science Monday, March 11, 2 - 4 PM
Come have fun and learn about eclipses and the power of the sun. We’ll have stations set up to explore that are best suited for grades K-5 with an adult. No registration required.
Eclipse lecture with Dr. Kristine Larsen Tuesday, March 12, 6:00 - 7:00 PM
The excitement of the August 2017 solar eclipse is about to be replayed in April 2024. But this time, parts of the Northeast US will get their chance to witness totality, the ultimate astronomical experience. In this non-technical talk, Dr. Larsen takes us on a tour of the five total solar eclipses she has witnessed (so far!) and helps you prepare to safely observe the April 8, 2024 event yourself. Dr. Kristine Larsen has been an astronomy professor at Central Connecticut State University since 1989. Her teaching and research focus on the intersections between science and society, including sexism and science; science and popular culture (especially science in the works of J.R.R. Tolkien); and the history of science.
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| |  | Children’s Program: Open House and Free Play Wednesdays, March 6, 13, 20 & 27, 9:30 – 11:00 AM
Drop in to see what the library is all about! We will have toys and activities in the Children’s Department and program room for you to explore together with a child. Specialists in health and well-being will be invited each week and will be available to chat. Stay for songs and a story at 10:30 am. Best suited for ages 2-4 years old (siblings welcome).
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|  | Wickham Program: Intersections Concert Thursday, March 14, 7 PM
The Intersections Concert Series is organized by East Hartford Public Schools music teacher Dan O’Brien; concerts feature performances by professional musicians as well as student ensembles. Join us at Wickham Library on Thursday, March 14 for performances from the East Hartford Middle School Global Jazz & Creative Music Ensemble, the East Hartford High School World Drumming ensemble, and professional musicians DoYeon Kim, Michael Suddes, and Ghazi Omair. For all ages. | |
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| | | Tere Luna: Mexican Folkloric Music & Dance Sunday, March 17, 3 PM
Join us at the Raymond Library for a Sunday afternoon performance of music and dance from Tere Luna. Tere Luna brings the rich and colorful music and dance culture of Mexico to life! A native of Mexico, Tere studied under Marlén Santillán and Amalia Viviana Hernández. With over 15 years as a professional dancer and singer, and almost 8 years of experience as a teaching artist, Tere brings audiences the best of Mexican folkloric song and dance. Her colorful dresses and dances and beautiful songs and narratives make learning about this culture a fun and unforgettable experience. Tere Luna’s performance is made possible through funding from the East Hartford Commission on Culture and Fine Arts as a program celebrating the contribution of immigrants. For all ages. | |
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| |  | Tiny Art Show at Wickham Library March 19 – April 16
Create tiny art in our programs and then show it off! We will be making tiny art in our tween art afternoon and family art night programs, and in Makerspace open hours (check our online calendar of events for dates). We'll put it on display at our Wickham library branch for four weeks. No registration required.
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|  | A Gathering of Bears Thursday, March 21, 6 - 7 PM
Join photographer John Fast on a wilderness adventure of a lifetime to the McNeil River State Game Sanctuary in Alaska, home to the largest congregation of wild brown bears in the world. Visit the falls as fifty to sixty bears fish, fight, eat, nurse cubs, nap and just hangout. Through his slide presentation, witness what makes McNeil River such a special place and learn about the necessary preparations if you'd like to undertake this adventure yourself! John’s photographs are on display in the lower level of the Raymond Library through the end of March. View them any time during library open hours. | |
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| | | JOIN A BOARD & COMMISSIONAre you interested in volunteering for the town? East Hartford has a variety of boards and commissions that are in need of volunteers. To learn more, view available vacancies and apply to be considered here. | | | | | | | |
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Register today to receive non-emergent, timely notifications from the Town of East Hartford via a text message, email or phone call! To receive non-emergency messages, please select "Town Services" during registration in the drop down menu. All subscribers will receive emergent life safety notifications as well. | |
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Help us fight the blight. Report any issues of concern through “My East Hartford” – the town’s customer relationship management platform for a prompt and timely resolution. | |
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| IMPORTANT NOTE: Requests are NOT monitored 24/7 and are addressed during business hours only. If you have an emergency, please call 9-1-1. | |  |
East Hartford Recycling Annual Report
| | Dear Residents,
Global Recycling Day: Do Not Put Recyclables in PLASTIC Bags
Global Recycling Day was created in 2018 to help recognize, and celebrate, the importance recycling plays in preserving our precious primary resources and securing the future of our planet. It is a day for the world to come together and put the planet first.
The 6th Global Recycling Day will be celebrated on March 18, 2024. It is a good opportunity to show how residents are thoughtful about WHAT’S IN and WHAT’S OUT of your recycling blue cart.
Plastic bags are the WORST contaminant for any recycling facility, especially single-stream systems. The bags get wet and dirty and clog and jam up sorting machines, and when they are mixed in with other recyclables like newspapers, magazines, or office paper, they build up which can stop the machine from working altogether.
Removing plastic bags and plastic wraps from your blue carts is also the way to keep the recycling facility employees safe: these materials get wound around the moving parts of the sorting facility, making the machinery gunk up. The only way to remove that plastic is to shut down the machines and have employees climb up and hand-cut the plastic bags off the pulleys and spinning parts- this is dangerous work!
RECYCLING CLEAN means the loose placement of items and no bagging of recyclables in your recycling blue carts. Please be thoughtful about what you place in the blue cart: when in doubt, throw it out in your green trash cart. Do not bag your recyclables; put them loose in a cart. NO plastic bags (garbage bags, shopping bags, zip-lock bags, bread bags, etc.) NO plastic film (plastic wrappers of paper towels, toilet paper, bottles of water, shrink wrap, packing pillows, bubble wrap, flexible plastic food packaging, etc.)
Return clean and dry plastic bags and other film to stores such as Stop & Shop, and Price Chopper among others. If you cannot bring these items to stores, they should go in the refuse cart.
Remember, East Hartford Recycles Clean! |
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| | IMPORTANT NEWS FROM THE TAX CORNER | The Tax Office has moved to the Community Cultural Center at 50 Chapman Place.
IN-PERSON SERVICES ARE NOT AVAILABLE. ALL SERVICES ARE AVAILABLE REMOTELY. Tidbits from the Tax Collector’s Corner: All bills are delinquent; interest accrues at 1.5% per month going back to the due date
Lien Sale Properties haven been identified which begins the process
Inquiries for your IRS Taxes can found on our website: www.easthartfordct.gov and click online bill pay
Any unpaid motor vehicle bills are reported to the Department of Motor Vehicles; this will prevent people from registering their vehicles
Scheduling an appointment with DMV to register or re-register? Taxes or Parking Tickets paid late or remain outstanding? While the Tax Collector’s Office remains closed to the public for in person transactions during the continued Town Hall renovations, the following is a list of ways to pay your taxes: | | IMPORTANT NEWS FROM THE ASSESSOR’S CORNER | The Assessor’s Office has moved to the Community Cultural Center.
IN-PERSON SERVICES ARE NOT AVAILABLE. ALL SERVICES ARE AVAILABLE REMOTELY. Please see the Assessor’s Office webpage at www.easthartfordct.gov/assessor for details!
Exemption Programs: Elderly Homeowner applicants have between February 1, 2024 through May 15, 2024 to file their applications. We will be at the Senior Center every Wednesday starting February 1, 2024 please call our office at 860-291-7260 to set up an appointment. Blind, Disabled and Veteran Exemptions applied for between February 1, 2024 and October 31, 2024 will be for the 2024 Grand List.
Vehicle Adjustments: Any bills for the 2021 Grand List for motor vehicles can no longer be adjusted. If it was gone prior to October 1, 2021, we can still remove these bills. Any bills for the 2022 Grand List have until December 31, 2024 for adjustments. Please look at what you owe the Town and if you have one of these bills, please call us to find out how to get them adjusted while we still have the ability to do so.
Military Exemptions for Vehicles: | | IMPORTANT NEWS FROM THE HEALTH CORNER | | Free COVID-19 Vaccines for Uninsured
The East Hartford Health Department is offering FREE COVID-19 vaccines for adults that are uninsured or underinsured! Supply is limited and will only be available until the end of March at the latest.
It is not too late to be vaccinated against COVID-19! It is possible to get infected withCOVID-19 all year long. Vaccination is proven to be safe and effective, reducing an individual’s risk of severe illness and hospitalization. If you did not receive a COVID-19 vaccine in the fall of 2023, you may be eligible to receive a COVID-19 vaccine now.
Please call the Health Department at 860-291-7324 for questions about the vaccine and your eligibility and to make an appointment. | |
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| |  | Shingles Vaccine Clinic Thursday, March 7, 12 - 3 PM Location: Senior Center (15 Milbrook Dr.)
The East Hartford Health Department in partnership with First Choice Health Centers is offering residents an opportunity to receive their second dose of the Shingles vaccine (for those who received their first dose between September 7, 2023 and January 7, 2024).
Residents can also receive their first dose of the Shingles vaccine at this clinic along with COVID-19, influenza, pneumococcal, and RSV vaccinations.
Contact the East Hartford Health Department at 860-291-7324 to schedule an appointment or for any questions. | |
|  | Narcan Community Training Monday, April 8, 7 - 8 PM
Join us at our Community Naloxone (Narcan) Training on Monday, April 8th from 7-8 PM at the Community Cultural Center (50 Chapman Place)
Learn about opioids, how to identify an opioid overdose, and how to save someone’s life by administering Naloxone (Narcan). This training is FREE and all attendees will receive a FREE Naloxone kit. Register by calling the East Hartford Health Department (860-291-7324).
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| | | Join The Local Prevention Council Meeting will be held Thursday , March 28, 6:00 - 7:30 PM (In-Person and Virtually)
Youth & Social Services is recruiting residents to serve as members on the Local Prevention Council (LPC). With the goal to plan and implement substance use and misuse prevention programs for East Hartford youth.
Community participation is essential to prevent substance misuse in youth populations. We are seeking participants from a variety of backgrounds, such as parents, children, teachers, youth-serving organizations, substance misuse organizations, media, businesses, local government, law enforcement, healthcare, faith-based organizations, civic and volunteer groups, and anyone with personal experience. | | |  | National Hand Hygiene Day March 5, 2024
Microorganisms are everywhere around us and are responsible for a number of serious and fatal diseases. They are all attempting, in one way or another, to enter our bodies through our hands. The best defense against these kinds of microbial attacks is good hand cleanliness. You should give your hands a 20-second wash; an excellent method to do this is by starting to sing "Happy Birthday." It's also crucial to completely dry your hands because wet hands allow more germs to adhere to them.
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|  | March 24 is World Tuberculosis Day
The disease known as tuberculosis (TB) is contracted by breathing in the microorganisms that cause it. Though it can affect other regions of the body as well, TB mostly affects the lungs. The TB germs transfer from person to person through the air. Individuals who have tuberculosis are more prone to infect those they interact with on a daily basis. This applies to friends, family, coworkers, and classmates. Latent TB is the term for the condition where TB germs exist in the body but do not cause illness. Since the bacteria are dormant, people with latent TB may not become ill. Still, they might eventually contract tuberculosis. |
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| | | East Hartford Parks & Rec Spring Events Splash for Eggs - Friday, March 22, 5:30 - 8:00 PM Egg Hunt - Saturday, March 23, 11:00 AM - 12:20 PM
Hop into spring with the Town of East Hartford and the East Hartford Parks and Recreation Department! East Hartford Parks and Recreation Department’s will be holding a Splashing for Eggs Event at the Middle School Pool, 777 Burnside Avenue, pool entrance located on Scotland Road on Friday, March 22nd from 5:30-8:00 p.m. Participants will be assigned a time slot to ‘hop’ into the pool to collect some floating eggs. Children will then turn in their eggs for a goody bag. We will also have music, floats and snacks.
This event is $3 per child participant with an additional $1.50 credit card processing fee and registration is required at ehparks.org due to limited space. You may also stop by the East Hartford Parks and Recreation office during business hours and pay by cash or check. Parents/guardians do not need to register!
Parks and Recreation will also be offering their Annual Egg Hunt at McAuliffe Park, 30 Remington Road on Saturday, March 23rd starting at 11:00am. There will be thousands of pieces of candy, treats and stuffed plastic eggs. This event is for children ages 10 and younger. | | |  | Spring Swim Lessons
East Hartford Parks & Rec is excited to announce that another session of swim lessons will start in mid-March as part of East Hartford Parks & Recreation's ongoing commitment to provide swimming options for the community.
Group swim lessons for the spring session will take place on Wednesday evenings starting on March 13th, or on Saturday mornings starting on March 16th. Lessons are offered as an 8-week session.
Registration is required. | |
|  | Spring Special Olympics
East Hartford Parks & Rec is excited to announce that registration is now open for our Special Olympics Spring sports programs. These programs are open to special needs athletes aged 8 and up.
The Special Olympics Swimming program will take place on Saturday mornings at the E.H. Middle School Pool, from April 6th to May 25th, 8:45 – 9:45 AM.
The Special Olympics Track and Field program will also take place on Saturday mornings at the E.H. Middle School Track & Field, from April 6th to May 25th, 10:30 AM – 12:00 PM.
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| | | Volunteer With Us!Join the town’s volunteer network of dedicated individuals to assist with a variety of volunteer tasks. | |
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| | |  | | | The Town of East Hartford is an Equal Opportunity, Affirmative Action Employer. |
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| |  | | |  | Applications for Camp Counselors in the Summer 2024 Season are Available
East Hartford Parks and Rec is now accepting applications for Summer 2024 employment opportunities for Camp Counselors.
Camp Counselors must be at least 16 years or older and are responsible for planning and leading group activities for children, overseeing their safety and development. They must have leadership skills and be available to work the entire summer season, Monday through Friday, from mid-June to mid-August, have prior experience. Prior experience working with children and CPR and/or First Aid certification is recommended, but not required.
Those interested in applying for seasonal positions are encouraged to do so as early as possible and Employment applications are available on our website. | |
|  | Applications for Lifeguards in the Summer 2024 Season are Available
East Hartford Parks & Rec is now accepting applications for Summer 2024 employment opportunities at our five outdoor aquatic facilities. We are looking for new, motivated staff to join our fantastic and fun-loving team!
Lifeguards must be 15 years old, have current American Red Cross Lifeguarding certification, or complete a course before summer. They work in town pools, work nights and weekends. Parks and Recreation Department will be offering American Red Cross Lifeguarding certification courses this spring.
Those interested in applying for seasonal positions are encouraged to do so as early as possible and employment applications are available on our website.
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| | | ARE YOU A BUSINESS IN EAST HARTFORD? Become a member of the Connecticut River Valley Chamber of Commerce! | | | Accra Market Address: 168 Burnside Ave, East Hartford, CT
Hours:
Monday - Saturday: 8 AM - 8 PM Sunday: 9 AM - 6 PM
Phone: (860) 291-8800 |
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| | Accra market is a local African Supermarket located at 168 Burnside Avenue. The owner and CEO Apostle Dr. Cecilia Boamah runs the business with her husband and brother. An immigrant from Ghana and now a proud America Citizen, Cecilia moved to the United States with only $80 in her pocket. She took up a job as a factory worker just to be acquainted with the system.
When Cecilia became a resident of East Hartford, she noticed the lack of representation when it came to African markets in the town and dreamed of owning her own grocery store. After a lot of hard work and dedication, that dream became a reality when Cecilia won a bid for any empty lot and opened Accra Market at 168 Burnside Avenue. Cecilia has been in this business for 32 years and is looking to relocate her other business, which she owns in Manchester, to East Hartford.
Accra Market has a wide variety of traditional African foods and American, British, and Spanish produce. Accra Market also has a beautiful selection of authentic African materials to create traditional attire.
Take the time to pop into Accra Market to grab some groceries and fabrics! | | | | | | | | BUSINESS RESOURCES |  | | | |  | East Hartford Offers a Free CERT Community Emergency Response Team Training
The Town of East Hartford is accepting applications for the Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) Basic Training Course. Classes will be held every Wednesday evening starting on March 6, 2024 from 7:00 PM until 9:00 PM and will continue for ten consecutive weeks, in the East Hartford Fire Department’s Training Room.
CERT educates volunteers about disaster preparedness for the hazards that might impact their area and trains citizens on basic disaster response skills. When a disaster such as a major hurricane strikes, emergency responder's are generally focused on the most critical emergencies. Therefore, it’s important for residents to have the ability to help themselves, their families and community around them leading up to and following a disaster
For More Information, contact CERT Training Coordinator Damien Tyler (860) 929-9400. | |
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|  |  |  | Message from the Fire Chief
Spring is close and so is daylight savings time. This is the time to change the batteries in your Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Alarms. If you are unable to change the batteries, we can help. Our Fire Marshals Office is prepared to assist residents with the installation as well as advice on Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Alarms.
As always, our offices are prepared to answer any questions you may have about home fire safety. Please do not hesitate to contact the Fire Marshal’s Office at 860-291-7405.
-Chief Kevin Munson |
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| | | | On February 23rd, the Park and Recreation Department participated in the Goodwin Elementary School Health Fair. The fair was attended by students from grades K-5 who visited several stations set up by community partners in the gymnasium. These stations included Nutrition (Shoprite/UConn), Gardening (Food Corps), Self-Care and Sleep (Youth Services/Intercommunity), Safety (EHFD), and Physical Activity (Morlock Dance School/Parks & Recreation).
At the event, Parks & Recreation Supervisors Jessica DiBattista and Jonathan Cooper engaged with students and talked to them about the importance of maintaining an active lifestyle and participating in enjoyable workouts. They arranged a fun fitness challenge that integrated dynamic movements, cornhole, hula hoops, and catching a foam ball. All participants were given colorful sunglasses as a reward. | | | Thank you for your interest in the Town’s newsletter. The newsletter will be issued monthly, on the first day of each month. In the meantime, please do not hesitate to reach out to my office at 860-291-7200 or by email at ehmayorsoffice@easthartfordct.gov. My door is always open and my staff is equipped and ready to assist you. -Mayor Connor S. Martin | |
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