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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.
The Public Safety Facilities Committee postponed a planned straw poll on competing police and fire proposals to give members another week to refine designs and compare costs. The panel is working toward an Aug. 31 special Board of Selectpersons meeting.
Read the full story →The Board of Selectpersons voted to send a gas-powered leaf blower ordinance, an expanded senior tax credit, a town administrator position, Pension Commission alternates and the sale of 29 Lakeview Drive to Sept. 2 public hearings and Sept. 16 town meetings.
Read the full story →Patch outlined the timeline for a project bringing four new pickleball courts, along with parking and seating, to the Ridgefield Recreation Center campus.
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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Join your Ridgefield neighbors for the RTC's Annual Oktoberfest at a working farm just over the Ridgefield border in South Salem — bratwurst, local Oktoberfest beer, live traditional music, and corn-hole.
Sunday, October 4, 2026 · 3:30–6:30 PM. Family friendly, informal, and lederhosen strongly encouraged.
Tickets are $50 adult, $90 couple, $120 family — and they go fast.
