Borough of Stonington

Stonington Borough Fire Department

The Fire Department is located at 100 Main Street, Stonington. You can reach them directly at (860) 535-0329. This number is to be used for non-emergency use. For emergencies, please call 911.

Jeffrey Hoadley Fire Chief & Fire Marshal

Harold Mitchell Deputy Chief

Brian Meadows Assistant Chief

Jeffrey Hoadley Fire Marshal - (860) 535-3315

The Borough's long-time Fire Chief, Jeff Hoadley, is now also the Borough's Fire Marshal. He is state certified and was sworn in on May 8th.

You may contact him by:

telephone: (860) 535-3315

email: borofiremarshal@comcast.net

KNOX BOXES

Knox-Box, known officially as the KNOX-BOX Rapid Entry System, is a small, wall-mounted safe that holds building keys for fire departments to retrieve in emergency situations. Local fire companies can hold master keys to all boxes in their response area, so that they can quickly enter a building without having to force entry. This reduces the risk of property damage. If you would like more information or would like to install a Knox Box at your home or property, please contact the Fire Department at (860) 535-0329.

Warden Jeff Callahan is away until October 2nd. Burgess Karen von Ruffer Hills will be acting warden during his absence.

Administrative Assistant

Office Hours

Tue: 2:30-4:30 pm

Wed, Thu & Fri: 8-2 pm

email:boroughstonington@snet.net

Phone: (860) 535-1298

Zoning Enforcement Officer

Office Hours

Tue: 4:30-8:30 pm

Contact: email:

boroughzoning@

hotmail.com

Phone: (860) 535-1298

NEWS

ATTENTION BAYVIEW AVENUE RESIDENTS:

The Borough plans to repave Bayview from Elm to Elihu in early Otober.

Weather permitting the project will be done the week of October 8th. Contact me with questions or concerns.

Jeff Callahan, Street Commissioner (860) 908-6530.

After seven months of work, the Borough Charter Revision Commission forwarded its final report to the Board of Warden & Burgesses in mid-August. At its regular monthly meeting on August 20^th, the Board unanimously approved the report, which is found here. The most significant changes in the revised charter are to reduce the number of burgesses on the Board from six to four; to consolidate commissioner duties among the five members of the Board; to make the position of clerk-treasurer an appointed rather than elected position; and to eliminate the position of tax collector. The revised charter will be on the ballot in the next Borough election in May 2019.

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