The council meeting included an appointment to the Board of Finance, contingent upon a resignation from the Planning and Zoning Commission. An executive session was held to discuss pending litigation. Key updates included the recognition of a local veteran, information regarding increased federal funding for downtown flood mitigation, and the graduation of the inaugural Citizens Police Academy class. Additionally, the council discussed ongoing road construction projects, concerns regarding the advertising of controlled substances by local businesses, and budgetary inquiries related to educational funding.
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The meeting commenced following technical difficulties, beginning with roll call and a moment of silence honoring former Planning and Zoning Commission Chairman Robert Hamsley. The council approved the minutes from the regular meeting of January 26, 2022. A key portion of the meeting involved a presentation by Andrew Renie of American Medical Response regarding Heart Health Awareness Month, including a demonstration of hands-only CPR and information on liability protections for rendering aid under the Good Samaritan Act. Council members discussed an upcoming sewer committee proposal to change sewer billing from quarterly to semi-annual payments to address collections issues. Updates were provided on the POCD process, including an upcoming community feedback meeting. Further communications included recognition of the Youth Council's 'Keep Teens Super Safe' campaign, the Youth Council receiving a $5,000 grant to create a PSA against gambling addiction, and recognition for a youth peer advocate. Council members also discussed receiving a $3 million check to mitigate PFAS chemicals in the water supply, updates on a brain health program sponsored by LiveWell, and acknowledgment of a Valentine's gala for handicapped individuals sponsored by the Calvin Foundation. Finally, congratulations were extended to a local resident competing in the US Olympics skeleton event.
Jul 1, 2025·Budget
Town of Southington FY2026 Budget
The Town of Southington's town council adopted budget for fiscal year 2026 (July 1, 2025 - June 30, 2026), the legal budget of record approved by the Town Council.
Feb 24, 2025·Board meeting
Town Council Meeting
The council meeting began with a roll call and prayer, followed by approval of the revised minutes from the February 10th, 2025 meeting. An executive session was held regarding pending litigation. Following the executive session, an Information Technology presentation was given, covering topics such as desktop and help desk support, networking, servers, security, and future investment plans to address aging infrastructure and technological debt. The IT director highlighted the need for upgrades to computers, software, network equipment, and security systems, emphasizing the importance of consistent investment to mitigate security risks and improve efficiency.
