NOTICE is hereby given that a Public Hearing and Annual Town Meeting of the electors and citizens qualified to vote in a Town Meeting of the Town of Middlefield, will be held in meeting room 2 in the Middlefield Community Center, 405 Main Street, in said Town of Middlefield, Connecticut, at 7:00 P.M. on Monday, December 5, 2022, for the following purposes to wit: Public Hearing: • To transfer funds of $10,617 from Police Department line item number 01-44-7904 “Overtime & Private Duty” and $20,784 from Park and Recreation line item number 01-42-7705 “Summer Camp Payroll” for a total […]
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At its November 22, 2022 meeting the Zoning Board of Appeals voted to: 1. Close the public hearing and approve, with conditions, the request for a 15’ variance from Section 4.4 of the Middlefield Zoning Regulations to permit the construction of a second bay on the existing garage in the easterly side yard setback of the 59 Laurel Brook Road property, consistent with the application presented. Applicant/Owners: James and Evelyn Wyskiel Dated in Middlefield, Connecticut this 1st day of December, 2022. Zoning Board of Appeals Town of Middlefield, Connecticut Christopher Champagne, Chairman
Read more →Join us on Sunday, December 4th for a magical community event! We will gather on the town green at 5:30 to begin our ceremony with music led by the CRHS band. Our wonderful librarians will also host guests at the Library before the event begins. At 6:00 Santa will arrive to help us light up the tree! Santa will stick around from 6:00-6:30 to hear Christmas Wishes and take pictures. The Middlefield Volunteer Fire Dept will provide the crowd with warm beverages and holiday refreshments after Santa arrives.
Read more →Please be advised that the Transfer Station will be closed for the Thanksgiving Holiday, Thursday, November 24th. Regular hours will resume Saturday, November 26th. Have a Happy and Healthy Thanksgiving!
Read more →Music – Chill Out – Crafts – Games – Snacks – Relax – Hang Out – Meet New People – Occasional Outings — All High School Aged Young People are Invited!
Read more →LEGAL NOTICE TOWN OF MIDDLEFIELD Public Hearing of the Zoning Board of Appeals The Town Zoning Board of Appeals of Middlefield, Connecticut will hold a public hearing on Tuesday, November 22, 2022 at 7:00 p.m., in the Middlefield Community Center, 405 Main Street, Middlefield, CT, on the following application: Applicant/Owners: James and Evelyn Wyskiel Property Location: 59 Laurel Brook Road, Tax Assessor’s Map #15, Lot #26 Proposed Activity: Request for a 15’ side yard variance from Section 4.4 of the Middlefield Zoning Regulations to allow for a one bay addition to the existing garage. At this hearing interested persons […]
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Read more →Over the summer, the Middlefield Board of Selectmen discussed and voted in favor of installing a speed hump on Lake Rd. Lake Rd is narrow, with homes along the road, and no sidewalks. It is the only means of access and egress to the neighborhoods on the west side of Beseck Lake creating high traffic volumes. Historically, few have traveled at or below the posted 20 MPH speed limit. A speed hump will help serve as a reminder to maintain a safe speed through that neighborhood. The Board of Selectmen has taken this action at this time for the […]
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Read more →RAINFALL DURING THE PAST WEEK CONTINUES TO PROVIDE SOME RELEIF FROM THE DROUGHT CONDITIONS IN CONNECTICUT…NEAR NORMAL PRECIPITATION AND NEAR NORMAL TEMPERATURES ARE EXPECTED DURING THE NEXT 7 DAYS… Total rainfall for the past 7 days has generally ranged from almost no rain in the NW hills up to 1.5” along the southeast coast. The U.S. Drought Monitor has further eroded the area covered by the D2 and D1 designations. A large area of northeastern and some of central Connecticut is now in the D0 designation. Reservoir levels remain at 73% of capacity. Fire danger is moderate today and […]
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