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Hazardous Waste Day
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Hazardous waste day
The Suffield Observer (https://thesuffieldobserver.com/category/governmenttown/page/64/)
As the cold days of winter are winding down and spring quickly approaches, I welcome the warm, longer days a new season has to offer and the new things Suffield has prepared for our warmer days ahead.
Suffield Police Activity Report January 2022
Our town’s anniversary celebration has passed, but Suffield-themed merchandise is still available!
Soon it would be too cool to pave, but the temperature in late October, 2021, provided the opportunity for one more batch of milling and repaving in a program that had gone on all summer.
Introducing a new police chief and a new police captain at the same time is a rare occurrence, so the Suffield Police Commission held their official swearing in on Thursday evening, January 6, in the high school auditorium, allowing a bit of extra ceremony and giving the expected audience the opportunity to avoid crowding, if they wished.
In an act of generous citizenship, residents of Suffield and others who heard about the plan have donated a large supply of household and personal items to help the victims of the severe wind storm and tornadoes in mid-December that devastated a large region of the South, mainly in Kentucky.
Suffield’s first distribution of COVID-19 Test Kits, provided free by the State, was able to hand out only a little more than 1,000 kits, as well as twice that many N95 masks.
The annual canvass of voters has started. The purpose of the mandated canvass is to ascertain changes of voters’ residence. It runs from January 1 to May 1. (§9-32, CT Reg 9-32)
The Assessor’s office administers the Elderly/Totally Disabled Homeowner’s program annually. This program will allow a credit on the June real estate tax bill to qualified taxpayers.