Electing commonsense local leaders and keeping town government accountable.
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A historic New England town settled in 1708, Ridgefield's mile-long Main Street, Revolutionary-era landmarks, and active town green still anchor daily life — and the work the RTC supports across our boards and commissions.
Connecticut awarded Ridgefield $408,811 through the state Community Connectivity Grant Program for a Danbury Road sidewalk extension to improve pedestrian safety and accessibility.
Read the full story →A community pickleball fundraiser in Ridgefield raised $1,350 for the Meals on Wheels program, highlighting local civic engagement around the town's growing pickleball community.
Read the full story →The Board of Selectpersons voted unanimously to hold a public informational meeting on June 22 regarding the approximately $900,000 pickleball courts project at 195 Danbury Road, after an anticipated $310,000 state grant was not awarded to the town.
Read the full story →Budget discipline at the Board of Finance, keeping taxes in check without sacrificing core services like schools, roads, and public safety.
Ridgefield's Police, Fire, and First Responders deserve modern facilities and steady support. We back a thoughtful, fiscally sound path forward.
Decisions about Ridgefield's character should be made in Ridgefield, not dictated by mandates from Hartford that ignore local context.
Fair, balanced representation on the Board of Education and schools that prepare children for life, academically and personally.
Transparent decision-making and a real role for Republican voices on every board and commission.
Honest accounting on town infrastructure projects. Residents deserve to know what they are paying for and why.
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We've rebuilt RidgefieldRTC.org from the ground up to make it a real community resource — easier to find your polling place, track what's happening at Town Hall, and connect with us.
This site is a work in progress. Over the coming weeks we'll be adding deeper bios for our Republican officials and full details on the candidates running in November.
What would make this site more useful for you? We'd love your input.
