INTERIM FIRE CHIEF WILTON, CT RFP
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Nov 18, 2026
Recruitment of an Interim Fire Chief for a 6–9-month term, with the possibility of extension.
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Posted
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Nov 18, 2026
Recruitment of an Interim Fire Chief for a 6–9-month term, with the possibility of extension.
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Census ID
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124047
Employee FTE
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748
Population
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19,435
Procurement Difficulty Score
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62 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Town of Wilton
The Commission held a work session with Town Counsel to discuss Floor Area Ratio (FAR) application and non-conforming structures. A public hearing was conducted regarding the conversion of a former car dealer property into a landscaping contractor yard. In terms of business, the Commission approved a site development plan for a new retail/office building at 11 Danbury Road and discussed the CHEL Associates application, agreeing to move forward with a partial approval for retail components while excluding the proposed stair/elevator tower. Additionally, the Commission received updates on the status of regulation updates and the next phase of the Regional Housing Growth Plan.
The Commission discussed the search for an Interim Fire Chief following the current Fire Chief's transition to a new role. A motion was passed to initiate an open application and interview process for the Interim Fire Chief position. Additionally, the Commission established a Personnel Search Committee, consisting of the Fire Commission members, to oversee the selection process for both the Interim and permanent Fire Chief roles, with advisory support from the Human Resources Director and the outgoing Fire Chief.
Public-sector contacts connected to Town of Wilton.
The board discussed and approved several items, including an agreement to maintain light fixtures and plantings at 15-21 River Road, a construction contract for a pickleball court, and a contract for the replacement of the Annex and Animal Shelter roof. Approval was also granted for Sav-Mor Cooling Heating, Inc. to perform chiller piping repair work on a time and material basis. The board considered conditions for a historic preservation grant for the Ambler Yellow House, reviewed recommendations from the Municipal Building Committee working group, discussed appointment processes for a building committee, and reviewed a proposed ordinance regarding tax abatements for fire and ambulance volunteers. Additionally, the board received financial updates, including a year-to-date budget report and a review of tax collection and foreclosure procedures.
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