Government

Cromwell's special town meeting cleared two special revenue fund appropriations totaling $123,900 for fiscal year 2026-2027 in under five minutes on June 10. Presiding as mayor, Town Council member James Demetriades called the meeting to order at 6:50 p.m. and adjourned it at 6:55, with electors

Cromwell Town Council adopted health and sanitation code changes and approved a new recreation director at its May 27 meeting. The council voted 6-1 to amend Town Code chapters 137, 146, 150, 151, and 189, incorporating Scrivener's error corrections proposed by council member Jamin DeProto; a

Cromwell Town Council closes a five-minute public hearing on a six-chapter municipal code overhaul. The May 27 hearing, opened and adjourned by 5:04 p.m., covered proposed amendments to Town Code Chapters 137, 146, 150, 151, 189, and 178, with Council Member Jamin DeProto moving both to close and

Cromwell Town Council clears the way for demolition of the former Red Lion Hotel. The council voted unanimously at its May 13 special meeting to transfer a tax abatement agreement for 100 Berlin Road from Lexington Partner Group to Alpine Residential LLC, the state's largest apartment owner, which

Cromwell Town Council denies assessor's post-retirement medical benefits and approves a two-year police contract extension at a May 13 special meeting. The council voted to deny the unnamed assessor's benefits request, with council member Al Waters making the motion, Paula G. Luna seconding, and