STAFFORD FREE PRESS

Stafford now has an official path for food trucks to follow.

At the March 5, 2025 Board of Selectmen meeting First Selectman Bill Morrison and Rick Hartenstein voted to accept the resignation of...

The public finally got a chance to voice its opinion on changes proposed by Stafford' First Selectman.

On February 19, 2025, Board of Education (BOE) Chair Sara Kelley and Interim Superintendent Dr. Laura Norbut presented the proposed...

Legislators pass a supplemental appropriation for special education reimbursements. The governor threatens a veto.

The BOF is looking for additional context in the lead-up to the BOE's budget presentation.

If you live under a rock, you may not have heard that many people in town are upset about issues concerning Stafford Little League's...

BOE passes the budget on to BOF in a narrow vote.

Hampden Road residents should keep their fingers crossed for a STEAP grant.

On February 3, 2025, First Selectman Bill Morrison went before the Board of Finance (BOF) to present his proposed 2025-2026 budget. The...

In the lead-up to the governor's budget announcements, we spoke with State Senator Jeff Gordon.

The latest school budget saves three jobs but still cuts eight full-time employees.

The PZC resolves a question over a regulation's wording.

Government is full of acronyms, and at Thursday’s Board of Selectmen (BOS) meeting two important ones were on the agenda.  First, the...

The town side of the budget is ready to move on to the Board of Finance.

As the budget season began, the town and the schools presented austere budgets.

A regulation regarding open space fees is at the heart of the confusion over a resubdivision request.

A discussion about seeking out grant funding for a turf field is underway.

The BOE hears about budget freeze and ongoing financial strains.

On December 26, 2024, Stafford held a Town Meeting to officially vote on issues working their way through the approval process over the...