The council held a meeting that included a moment of silence for a former staff member, ceremonial awards for National Family Literacy Month, and a proclamation recognizing a local veteran for Veterans Day. The primary agenda item was a presentation from Burcell Technologies regarding a proposed municipal solid waste processing facility. The presentation covered the technological process, potential economic benefits for the town, plans for financial investment, and the potential for a regional waste solution. Council members engaged in a question-and-answer session with the representatives regarding logistics, location considerations, and economic feasibility.
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The council discussed the consent calendar, which involved clarifying an appointment to the finance and audit committee and addressing a resolution regarding a community crosswalk. The Police Chief provided an overview of the town's camera systems, including Hikvision surveillance, bus patrol, and school zone speed cameras, emphasizing their use for public safety and adherence to data retention policies. A council member raised concerns about the absence of speed cameras in a specific school district despite reports of traffic accidents.
Jul 13, 2026·Board meeting
Stratford Town Council Regular Meeting
The council meeting included a ceremonial proclamation honoring the Rotary Club of Stratford and the Stratford Main Street Festival. A presentation was provided by the town historian regarding the community's history during the Revolutionary War. The Mayor's report covered several operational and community initiatives, including a review of recent public celebrations and the announcement of the upcoming Blues on the Beach event. The council discussed tax relief efforts for seniors and residents with disabilities, progress on the Army Engine Plant site remediation, and the status of labor union contract negotiations. Financial updates included a tax lien sale and debt refinancing activities. Additionally, the Mayor introduced the newly established Mayor's Do Good Fund and announced a new requirement for all town boards and commissions to submit quarterly reports to town leadership.
