Town of Westbrook Ct

06/11/2026

The update revaluation is still on-going. Today the revaluation team from Vision Government Solutions, Inc will start their inspections on these roads:

Blue Gill Lane
Boston Post Road
Break Neck Hill Road
Chapman Beach Road
Dorothy Road
East Pond Meadow Road
Fawn Hill Road
Grove Beach Road North
Grove Beach Road South
Horse Hill Road
Meadow Lark Lane
Meeting House Lane
Old Clinton Road
Parker Lane
Peter's Trail
Pointina Road
Pritchett Drive
Riverview Road
Running Pine Road
Sagamore Terrace South
Sagamore Terrace East
Sagamore Terrace West
Sagamore Terrace Drive
Sagamore Terrace Road
Salt Island Road
Seaside Avenue
Spencer Plains Road
Trout Lake Drive
Waldron Drive
West Pond Meadow Road

Reminder: Revaluation staff will carry identification badges, have a letter from the Assessor's Office, and their vehicles will be clearly marked.

For Questions, please contact the Assessor's Office at 860-399-3045

06/11/2026

The Town of Westbrook welcomes Da Andrea Trattoria - 110 Boston Post Road

05/01/2026

Where We Are & What's Next - AI in Our Schools and Community

Westbrook Public Schools and Westbrook Board of Education invite you to attend a presentation about AI (artificial intelligence), and how this technlogy impacts how we live, learn, and work together. Matt Mervis, National AI in Education expert and host of the award-winning ChatEDU podcast, will discuss what parents and community members should know about the current state of AI and what's on deck for the future. Please join us on Monday, May 18, 2026 at 6:00 PM in the Westbrook High School auditorium for this informative session.

04/23/2026

Today the revaluation team from Vision Government Solutions, Inc will start their inspections on these roads:

2nd Ave
Dorothy Rd
Boston Post Rd
Economy Dr
Fawn Hill Dr
Kingfisher Ln
Meriden Ave
Norris Ave
Old Clinton Rd (condos)
Old Kelsey Point Rd
Old Salt Works Rd
Sagamore Terr Rd
Sagamore Terr Rd E
Salt Island Rd
S Main St
Stone Hedge Rd
Trolley Rd
Waldron Dr
Woodsedge Ln

Reminder: Revaluation staff will carry identification badges, have a letter from the Assessor's Office, and their vehicles will be clearly marked.
For Questions, please contact the Assessor's Office at 860-399-3045

04/23/2026

04/20/2026

Westbrook’s America 250 kickoff was a powerful and memorable evening that brought the community together in celebration of history and civic pride. The program featured Westbrook High School students delivering a stirring reading of Paul Revere, followed by a special appearance from Newtown’s Poet Laureate, who shared her original work, “Revered and Hailed.”

Highlights of the night included the symbolic lighting of two lanterns in the Congregational Church by Westbrook’s American Legion Commander, a live horse from ROL Haven Farms evoking the spirit of the era, performances by the Westbrook Drum Corps, and a tribute to David Bushnell’s innovative “Turtle.”

Despite the chilly weather, the community gathered in strong numbers on the town green, with each moment of the program capturing the audience’s attention and honoring our shared heritage. Sincere thanks to all who helped plan this meaningful event and to everyone who came out to be part of this historic evening in Westbrook.

The event will be aired on Valley Shore Community Television Inc at the beginning of the week (https://www.vsctv.com)

- Chet Bialicki, Selectman
America 250 Westbrook Chairman

Visit our America 250 page at https://www.westbrookct.us/1686/America-250 to stay up to date on the exciting events planned for the year.

04/15/2026

Community Invitation! “Two Lights For Tomorrow”

The Town of Westbrook kicks off their 250th Anniversary Celebrations on Saturday, April 18, 2026 at 7:30 pm on the Town Green.

A Commemoration of Paul Revere’s Ride will take place followed with a special presentation by Newtown’s Poet Laureate, Lauren Clifford.

A commemoration of Paul Revere’s ride will take place with a brief sunset ceremony on the town green, featuring two spotlights shining from the Congregational Church steeple. This “Two Lights for Tomorrow” initiative will be observed in towns and cities across the nation. Residents are encouraged to display two lights—such as candles, LED lanterns, or flashlights—in their windows or on their porches on the evening of April 18 in honor of the nation’s founding. The two lights symbolize freedom, unity, and the ongoing vigilance needed to preserve them.

Also be sure to visit our Westbrook 250 page to stay up to date on all the activities being planned in the coming months. https://www.westbrookct.us/1686/America-250

03/31/2026

Be sure to check out our America 250 celebrations taking place over the coming months! All information is available at https://www.westbrookct.us/1686/America-250

01/25/2026

Westbrook Town Hall will be closed Monday, January 26th due to winter weather. Stay safe!