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06/12/2026

📸 Flashback Friday!

Here's a look at what happened in Ledyard this week:

🏛️ MEETINGS
• Water Pollution Control Authority — Tue, Jun 9 @ 7:00 PM
📝 The Water Pollution Control Authority met last night to discuss several key items. First, they approved a $55 monthly residential sewer rate (plus 1.8 cents per gallon over 3,333) and kept commercial rates unchanged at $185 per month (plus 2.44 cents over 10,000 gallons), both effective July 1st. They also accepted the Mayor’s proposal for a lead survey loan agreement and discussed an emergency opening to SCWA on Fairway Drive. The EG Homes water connection presentation was postponed to June 23rd for further review.
đź“‹ Minutes:https://ledyardct.legistar1.com/ledyardct/meetings/2026/6/2956_M_Water_Pollution_Control_Authority_26-06-09_Meeting_Minutes.pdf
• Administration Committee — Wed, Jun 10 @ 5:30 PM
đź“ť At the June 10 Administration Committee meeting, the town voted to approve a new Code of Ethics and Ethics Commission ordinance, setting up a public hearing on July 8 for community feedback. They also re-appointed three members to the Parks, Recreation & Senior Citizens Commission and appointed Councilor Garcia-Irizarry to an ad-hoc committee evaluating the Planning and Zoning Commissions' separation.
đź“‹ Minutes:https://ledyardct.legistar1.com/ledyardct/meetings/2026/6/2635_M_Administration_Committee_26-06-10_Meeting_Minutes.pdf
• Town Council — Wed, Jun 10 @ 7:00 PM
đź“ť The Ledyard Town Council recently made several key decisions that will impact residents. They approved a new water rate structure starting July 1, set a mill rate of 25.78 for FY 2026/2027, and confirmed Captain Kenneth R. Creutz as the new Police Chief, effective June 30th. Additionally, they scheduled a public hearing on July 8th to discuss a proposed Code of Ethics and Ethics Commission, and appointed Councilor Carmen Garcia-Irizarry to an ad hoc committee evaluating the separation of the Planning and Zoning Commissions.
đź“‹ Minutes:https://ledyardct.legistar1.com/ledyardct/meetings/2026/6/2680_M_Town_Council_26-06-10_Meeting_Minutes.pdf

Please note that Summaries are Automatically Generated any may contain inaccuracies. Please View the Minutes for the Official Transcript.

📢 Upcoming Road Construction and Bridge Replacement Affecting Ledyard ResidentsThe Town of Ledyard is currently scheduli...
06/08/2026

📢 Upcoming Road Construction and Bridge Replacement Affecting Ledyard Residents

The Town of Ledyard is currently scheduling two major road projects that will impact local traffic. First, resurfacing of Bittersweet Drive and Cornell Court is set to begin on June 11th. This project involves milling followed by paving and will take place daily from approximately 7:30 AM to 4:00 PM. Residents and motorists are advised that minor delays may occur in the work zones during this time.

Additionally, the Lantern Hill Road Bridge at the Ledyard-Stonington line is currently being replaced. As a result, Lantern Hill Road will be closed to through traffic until close to the end of June 2026. During this period, residents and motorists are requested to use alternate routes.

We appreciate your patience as these projects proceed and ensure that we work efficiently and safely to minimize disruptions.

06/08/2026

🚀 Momentum Monday!

Here's what's happening in Ledyard this week:

🏛️ MEETINGS
• Public Safety Commission — Mon, Jun 8 @ 3:30 PM · Mayor's Office

The Ledyard Town Meeting agenda highlights key updates affecting public safety and community services. Residents can expect discussions on recent grants for the fire department, an update on emergency medical dispatch, and progress reports from Parks & Rec, BOE/Schools, and Fire/EMS radio projects. Approval of previous meeting minutes will also be on the docket. Stay tuned to learn how these initiatives will improve local services!
• Permanent Municipal Building Committee — Mon, Jun 8 @ 5:30 PM · Town Hall Annex - Hybrid Format

Our upcoming town meeting will focus on important updates and approvals that affect our schools and infrastructure. We'll discuss roof replacement and photovoltaic projects at Juliet W. Long School, with two proposals totaling nearly $44,000 for these essential improvements. Additionally, the meeting will include approval of HVAC project services and installations, with a focus on ensuring our school is well-equipped for the future. Residents are encouraged to attend and voice their opinions on these critical investments in our community's facilities.
• Cemetery Committee — Tue, Jun 9 @ 4:00 PM · Council Chambers - Hybrid Format

The Ledyard Town Meeting agenda covers several key topics, including budget discussions, cemetery updates, and restoration projects. Residents will vote on how to spend the remaining FY2026 budget and learn about important deadlines: all restoration work must be completed by May 19, and payment requests must be submitted within 90 days of that date. Additionally, there’s a discussion about grant reimbursement timelines for neglected cemetery projects. General topics like flags, adopters, and veterans will also be addressed.
• Conservation Commission — Tue, Jun 9 @ 6:30 PM · Town Hall Annex - Hybrid Format

**Ledyard Town Meeting Agenda Highlights**

Residents can expect updates on key projects and reports, including continued progress on the Pollinator Pathways Initiative and the Ledyard Trails Task Force. There will also be a discussion about Sustainable CT Certification and a review of the Ledyard Community Center (LCC) website. Additionally, the meeting will include general correspondence, public comments, and financial reports to keep everyone informed about local priorities. Don’t miss this chance to share your thoughts and stay involved!
• Administration Committee — Wed, Jun 10 @ 5:30 PM · Town Hall Annex- Hybrid Format

**Town Meeting Highlights – June 26, 2026**

Residents can expect updates on proposed changes to Ledyard’s alcohol policy at town facilities and a public hearing on the new **Code of Ethics and Ethics Commission**, happening July 8. The Council will also consider appointments, including re-appointing members to the **Parks, Recreation & Senior Citizens Commission** for three years, and forming an ad-hoc committee to review the future of Ledyard’s Planning and Zoning Commissions. Stay tuned for details!
• Town Council — Wed, Jun 10 @ 7:00 PM · Town Hall Council Chambers

The June 10, 2026 Town Meeting will cover key items like reviewing committee reports for the past fiscal year, including updates from Administration, Community Relations, Finance, LUPPW, and the Mayor. A major focus is a proposed **Code of Ethics and Ethics Commission** with a public hearing on July 8 at 6 p.m., followed by motions to approve a water rate increase and set next year’s real estate tax mil rate at 25.78. Stay tuned for more details!
• Planning & Zoning Commission — Thu, Jun 11 @ 6:00 PM · Council Chambers - Hybrid Format

**Town Meeting Agenda Highlights – June 2026**

The Planning & Zoning Commission is reviewing proposed updates to the Ledyard Zoning Regulations, including changes to parking requirements and new sections for mixed-use developments, hotels, child care centers, and more. Residents can share feedback at this public hearing.

Also on the agenda: A 36-unit multi-family development (740 Colonel Ledyard Highway) is up for site plan approval, and a 72-unit townhouse-style project (1947 Center Groton Road) will be discussed. Both developments will connect to public utilities.

Sustainability efforts are also on the table, with updates on invasive species management, agricultural-friendly practices, and training for municipal representatives.

📢 Town Office Closure: Juneteenth Holiday (June 18, 2026)The Ledyard Town Offices will be closed on Thursday, June 18, 2...
06/03/2026

📢 Town Office Closure: Juneteenth Holiday (June 18, 2026)

The Ledyard Town Offices will be closed on Thursday, June 18, 2026, in observance of Juneteenth. All services, including the Town Clerk, Tax Collector, and other departments, will not be available during this time. Please plan your visits accordingly or contact the appropriate department ahead of time to complete any necessary transactions before or after the holiday.

*Corrected Date.

Dog Registration Open June 1-30The Town of Ledyard is accepting dog registrations from June 1 through June 30. You may r...
06/01/2026

Dog Registration Open June 1-30
The Town of Ledyard is accepting dog registrations from June 1 through June 30. You may register your dog by mail, at the town drop box, via the online portal, or in person at the Town Clerk’s office. A current certificate of rabies vaccination with an original veterinarian signature is required—rabies tags are not acceptable. If your dog is neutered or spayed, that certificate must also be presented. Fees are $8.00 for altered dogs and $19.00 for unaltered dogs. A $1.00 per month late fee will be assessed if registration is not completed on time, as required by statute.

🚀 Momentum Monday!Here's what's happening in Ledyard this week:🏛️ MEETINGS• Land Use/Planning/Public Works Committee — M...
06/01/2026

🚀 Momentum Monday!

Here's what's happening in Ledyard this week:

🏛️ MEETINGS
• Land Use/Planning/Public Works Committee — Mon, Jun 1 @ 6:00 PM · Town Hall Annex - Hybrid Format

The July 8, 2026 Town Meeting will feature two key votes on selling town-owned property at 480R Shewville Road (formerly Loftus Wellfield) to Mr. Kevin Blacker for $150,000, with a public hearing and special meeting both scheduled for that evening. Additionally, there will be updates on the Spicer Homestead Ruins' historical site designation progress, blight status on Mill Cove Road, and discussions on creating a long-term capital plan for all town-owned facilities. Stay tuned!
• Housing Authority — Mon, Jun 1 @ 7:00 PM · Kings Corner Manor

**đź“… Ledyard Town Meeting Agenda Highlights**

Tonight’s meeting will focus on updating our **Inclement Winter Weather Policy**, ensuring we’re prepared for future snow and ice events. The discussion will cover how the town responds to severe weather, including road closures, emergency services, and public communications. Residents are encouraged to share their experiences or suggestions during this important session! 🏨❄️
• Ledyard Beautification Committee — Tue, Jun 2 @ 5:00 PM · Town Hall Annex - Hybrid Format

**Town Meeting Highlights – June 2026**

Residents can review and approve the May 5, 2026 meeting minutes as written. The meeting will also feature discussions on future town projects and any new or old business that may come before the committee. Financial reports will be presented for general discussion.

All items are open to public input—come prepared to share your thoughts!
• Inland Wetland and Water Courses Commission — Tue, Jun 2 @ 7:00 PM · Council Chambers -Hybrid Format

Attention Ledyard residents! Tonight’s town meeting will focus on two major land use applications: a proposed 23-lot subdivision near Silas Deane Road and Seabury Avenue (IWWC #26-6), and a plan for a 72-unit multifamily development at 1947 Center Groton Road (IWWC #26-7). Both projects are tabled but will be revisited soon—your input matters! Also, learn about the Sustainable CT training program to help protect our wetlands and get updates on recent regulatory decisions.
• Ledyard Farmers Market Committee — Thu, Jun 4 @ 5:30 PM · Town Hall Annex - Hybrid Format

The Town of Ledyard’s upcoming meeting will cover key items like reviewing last month’s minutes, planning for Opening Day adjustments, and approving new summer market purchase orders. There will also be an executive session to discuss vendor contracts in private. Residents can expect updates on the town’s financial health and any other new business that comes up.

Note that Summaries are automatically Generated and may contain inaccuracies.
For full agenda Details please visit the Meetings Agenda in Legistar.

https://ledyardct.legistar.com/Calendar.aspx

05/29/2026

📸 Flashback Friday!

Here's a look at what happened in Ledyard this week:

🏛️ MEETINGS
• Water Pollution Control Authority — Tue, May 26 @ 6:30 PM
📝 At tonight’s Water Pollution Control Authority meeting, Chairman Ed Lynch presented a proposed water rate structure change. After no public comments were made, the meeting adjourned without further action. Residents can review the full details on the town website.
đź“‹ Minutes:https://ledyardct.legistar1.com/ledyardct/meetings/2026/5/2946_M_Water_Pollution_Control_Authority_26-05-26_Meeting_Minutes.pdf

• Community Relations Committee For Diversity, Equity & Inclusion — Wed, May 27 @ 6:15 PM
📝 At this week’s special meeting, the Community Relations Committee for Diversity, Equity & Inclusion discussed several important initiatives, including supporting universal healthcare through resolutions, planning events like Pride Pizza in the Park (June 20) and "Informal Conversations in the Park," and coordinating with the Board of Education on DEI efforts. The committee also agreed to draft a Statement on Equity and host an equity training for municipal staff, as requested by the Sustainable CT Ad Hoc Committee, to work toward Bronze Certification by early August. Stay tuned for more details at their June 17 meeting!
đź“‹ Minutes:https://ledyardct.legistar1.com/ledyardct/meetings/2026/5/2947_M_Community_Relations_Committee_For_Diversity%2C_Equity___Inclusion__26-05-27_Meeting_Minutes.pdf

• Town Council — Wed, May 27 @ 7:00 PM
📝 The Ledyard Town Council approved several key proposals at their May 27 meeting, including dedicating the new pavilion at Lantern Hill Road Park (Janet Barnett Pavilion) and naming the Senior Center Fitness Room after Paula Crocker. They also approved a new Social Services Coordinator job description, appointed members to various committees like the Retirement Board and Historic District Commission, and authorized spending up to $7,000 for a Long Pond Invasive Species Study. The council also canceled some summer meetings and established a new Board of Education Non-Lapsing Fund using last year’s surplus.
đź“‹ Minutes:https://ledyardct.legistar1.com/ledyardct/meetings/2026/5/2678_M_Town_Council_26-05-27_Meeting_Minutes.pdf

🚀 Momentum Monday!Here's what's happening in Ledyard this week:🏛️ MEETINGS• Sustainable CT Ad Hoc Committee — Tue, May ...
05/25/2026

🚀 Momentum Monday!

Here's what's happening in Ledyard this week:

🏛️ MEETINGS
• Sustainable CT Ad Hoc Committee — Tue, May 26 @ 5:00 PM · Town Hall Annex Building

**Sustainable CT Ad Hoc Committee Meeting (May 26, 2026)**

✨️The committee will discuss integrating the Sustainable CT Equity Toolkit to ensure fair and equitable outcomes for all residents. This initiative aims to optimize policies and programs based on equity principles to address social, economic, and environmental needs in Ledyard. Attend to learn how your community can benefit from these tools!

• Water Pollution Control Authority — Tue, May 26 @ 6:30 PM · Council Chambers - Hybrid

**Town of Ledyard – May 26, 2026: WPC Authority Meeting Highlights**

✨️The Water Pollution Control (WPC) Authority will present a proposed update to the water rate structure. This could impact residents and businesses through potential changes in billing or fees. Public comments are welcome—come prepared to share your thoughts!

• Community Relations Committee For Diversity, Equity & Inclusion — Wed, May 27 @ 6:15 PM · Town Hall Annex - Hybrid Format

**Community Relations Committee for DEI Meeting (5/27/2026) – 6:15 PM**

✨️The committee will discuss ways to support local initiatives like the Primary Care for All Americans and honor diverse communities, including Jewish Americans, Asian Americans, and Native American History Month. They’ll also explore hosting events like "Informal Conversations in the Park" and Pride Pizza in the Park (June), while supporting organizations such as CHAIN and the Linda C. Davis Food Pantry. Additionally, they’ll review improving town communications and potential equity training for residents.

Hybrid meeting at Town Hall Annex—join in person or via link!

• Town Council — Wed, May 27 @ 7:00 PM · Town Hall Council Chambers

**Town Council Meeting Highlights – May 27, 2026**

✨️The meeting will focus on key community updates, including reports from various committees like Administration, Finance, and Diversity, Equity & Inclusion. Residents can expect discussions on new job descriptions, park pavilion dedications (Lantern Hill Road and Senior Center), and important appointments to the Historic District Commission, Retirement Board, and an ad hoc committee reviewing the Planning and Zoning Commissions' separation. Additionally, there will be votes on funding for a Long Pond invasive species study ($7K) and setting up a new non-lapsing education fund. Stay tuned for more details!

**Location:** Town Hall Council Chambers | **Time:** 7:00 PM
Summaries are Auto-Generated

Please Visit the Town Website for the full Agendas: www.ledyardct.org

📢 LEGAL NOTICE TOWN OF LEDYARD – WATER POLLUTION CONTROL AUTHORITY NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING # # LEGAL NOTICE TOWN OF LED...
05/22/2026

📢 LEGAL NOTICE TOWN OF LEDYARD – WATER POLLUTION CONTROL AUTHORITY NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING

# # LEGAL NOTICE TOWN OF LEDYARD – WATER POLLUTION CONTROL AUTHORITY
# # NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING

The Ledyard Water Pollution Control Authority will conduct a Hybrid Public Hearing on May 26, 2026, at 6:30 p.m. at the Council Chambers, Annex Building, 741 Colonel Ledyard Highway, Ledyard, Connecticut to receive comments, both oral and written, regarding a proposed water rate structure change July 1, 2026.
Customers will be charged a Base Rate and a Water Usage Rate as follows:

- Residential Monthly Base Rate: $4.00 per 1/8 inch of water meter diameter
- Residential Water Usage Rate: all water charged at 1.15 cents per gallon
- Commercial Monthly Base Rate for meters up to 1 inch diameter: $120.00
- Commercial Monthly Base Rate for meters more than one inch diameter: $200.00
- Commercial Water Usage Rate: all water charged at 1.40 cents per gallon

In accordance with CGS-7-239 the Schedule of Proposed Water Rate Increase is published in the Town Clerk’s Office at 741 Colonel Ledyard Highway and on the Town’s Website at www.ledyardct.org. Interested persons may submit written communications to: [email protected]. Please join the meeting in person at the Ledyard Town Hall Annex or from your computer, tablet, or smartphone. The Remote Meeting Participation Information for the Video Conference will be provided on the Town’s website located under the Agendas & Minutes tab. Dated at Ledyard, Connecticut this 15th day of May 2026. For the Ledyard Water Pollution Control Authority, Ed Lynch, Chairman.

https://staging.ledyardct.gov/notifications/legal-notice-town-of-ledyard-water-pollution-control-authority-notice-of-public-hearing/

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