Public documents that mention Jennifer M. Hawkins.
Sep 8, 2026·Board meeting
Killingly Town Council Council Meeting
The meeting featured a public hearing regarding revisions to the winter operations ordinance, specifically concerning sidewalk snow clearing responsibilities and the management of right-of-way obstructions. Other agenda items included a presentation honoring a departing police officer, a public comment session touching on concerns regarding property zoning and camera surveillance, and a comprehensive presentation by the town's auditors regarding the fiscal year 2025 financial audit, which noted significant deficiencies in the year-end closing process and tax reconciliation procedures.
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The town meeting focused on the consideration and adoption of the operating budget for the town and the school district for the upcoming fiscal year. A discussion occurred regarding the motion to allocate funds from the town fund balance to construct an access road at the high school facility to improve emergency service access to athletic fields. The town manager provided details on budget drivers, including pavement management, facility maintenance, and salary increases, and confirmed that recent legislative changes exempted the town from the state-mandated spending cap for the fiscal year.
Apr 14, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Killingly Town Council Regular Town Council Meeting
The council meeting agenda included discussions regarding reappointments to several boards and commissions, including the Inland Wetlands and Water Courses Commission, Water Pollution Control Authority, and the Agriculture Commission. Key business items involved the review of monthly budget reports for the Town government and the Board of Education, receiving the Town Manager's report, and discussing the WPCA Moratorium update. The council considered the appointment of a replacement Town Council member and evaluated scheduling public hearings for proposed property tax relief for public safety volunteers and Killingly Housing Authority ordinance revisions. Additionally, the agenda featured deliberations on a proposed Public Safety Camera System, the authorization of grant and loan applications for water main extensions and wastewater facility plans, and lease negotiations for solar arrays at the landfill.
