About Town
A solar farm as development and a solar power purchase agreement at Holcomb Farm
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The Town of Granby has two solar-based projects coming down the road that are both interesting and very different when compared.
Town/Govt
Voter and poll worker June meetings “Be Part of Our Team” series
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We will be offering three meetings in June to help answer questions and recruit some help at the polls. All three meetings will be held in the Town Hall Meeting Room and are open to all.
Town/Govt
Town awarded financial reporting award for 18th consecutive year
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Government Finance Officers Association of the United States and Canada (GFOA) has awarded the Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting to Town of Granby for its annual comprehensive financial report for the fiscal year ended June 30, 2023.
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Aquarion announces water conservation schedule
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Aquarion Water Company announced that the sprinkler irrigation schedule is in effect until Oct. 31. The program is mandatory for Granby, East Granby and Simsbury customers.
Town/Govt
June is dog licensing month
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All dogs aged six months and older must be licensed by June 30 and must wear a collar and tags at all times.
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Town hall happenings
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First pitches have been thrown, lawns fertilized, plants mulched, and everyone is out and about enjoying the warm weather. Before summer gets into full swing is a great time to visit with our friends and family by going out for ice cream, taking a walk on the rail trail, or meeting up at the park. Enjoy the weather and the wonderful parks in our great town!
Town/Govt
Budget referendum passed
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On April 15 the Town Budget Referendum was held at Granby Town Hall, with 1,112 residents casting in-person ballots and 28 voting with absentee ballots.
The result was 658 “yes” and 482 “no.”
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Still Pending: 37 Hartford Avenue
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Months of public hearings for a 42-unit apartment building at 37 Hartford Ave. ended at the Inland Wetlands and Watercourses Commission meeting on April 10.
About Town
Building relationships toward better municipal cooperation
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Connecticut has 169 towns that all provide municipal services like assessment, tax collection, land records recording, building inspection services, public works services like trash collection, road maintenance and snow plowing, first responder services like police and fire protection, and, of course, education for the town’s children and young adults.
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Help us find you in an emergency
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During an emergency it is important that emergency personnel quickly identify your house when responding.