TOWN of EAST HAVEN, CT.
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East Haven Town Hall 250 Main Street, East Haven, CT. 06512
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Welcome,
As the new Mayor, I am pleased to welcome visitors to our new government web site. We are making many changes in the way our municipal government works including changes to our web site. We hope you will tour the web site and use these resources to make your life easier and to keep informed about your town and government.
April Capone Almon
Mayor of East Haven, CT.
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Mayor Almon Announces Police Department will receive funding for Traffic Safety Initiative made possible with Connecticut Department of Transportation Grant.
Help Your Town Get Credits For Solar Panels!
Sign up for CT Clean Energy Program today!
Mayor Almon & Mayors’ Council on Volunteerism and Public Service
Host a Town-wide Spring Clean-up Day on Saturday, May 31st.
Use the 311 reporting link to volunteer or make donations for Clean-up Day.
Get informed at Make East Haven Shine.
Stay Informed By Checking –
Hot Issues, Mayor’s Press, Bulletin Board, and Media Coverage.
Watch for your Community Alert System Messages!
When emergency situations exist in East Haven the address area at the top of this page will be replaced by emergency information in red text. Bookmark this page today so you are prepared.
Town Hall Office Hours:
Monday thru Friday 8:30A.M.–4:30P.M.
3rd Monday Late Hours 8:30A.M.–7:00P.M.
Quick & Easy Resources:
- Check the Town Calendar for meeting information.
- We have an online Bulletin Board too! Fing local events & activites.
- Visit Community Links for local, state & federal resources
Find the Food Pantry page here too!
Donate today and help your neighbors during these tough times.
- Did you ever want to report a pothole? Have a suggestion to improve town services?
- Click File 311 Report to report that problem.
- Use 311 to communicate by email with your government about non-emergency problems and service requests.
Did You Know?
- There is a new state park in town off Short Beach Rd. – Farm River State Park.
- NEW historical photo essay One Hundred Years of Change.
- That old bridge-like structure off N. High St. is a Viaduct from the Shoreline Electric Railway est. 1910–1924.
- Learn about your town at About East Haven and East Haven Historical Society Museum displays.
- What’s happening with Broadwater, the Airport or the Old High School?
Visit Hot Issues for the latest news updates.
- See the new greener photo of Cosey Beach Park.
Video from the May 1, 2008 Cosey Beach Park meeting is now online.
Town Web Site Updates 5/8/08
Watch the May 7, 2008 Planning & Zoning meeting video in the minutes page.
Municipal Refuse, Waste & Recycling information is now online!
East Haven’s Senior Center now has an activities calendar.
Looking for agendas, minutes, public hearing notices and reports?
See Boards&Commissions.
Visit One Hundred Years of Change the new historical photo collection. See what East Haven sights looked liked one hundred years ago.
Exciting new history resources from the East Haven Historical Society and the Google Books project in the About and Community Links pages.
Save and print the Town Charter yourself using Adobe Acrobat in the Mayor’s Office.
View coverage of Mayor Almon’s Pay Equity Proclamation on her Press and Videos pages.
Coming to citizens in the future! Online forms to make the business of government for citizens easier. Bookmark your government web site, use the tools supplied here and watch it grow.
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Background photo: East Haven Town Hall doors by FC Foley © 2008.
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Page updated May 8, 2008.