Durham Farmers Market  

                          Vendors for 6-27-2024

                      Durham Farmers Market  

                     Vendors for 6-27-2024 Revised

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Durham Storm Line: 860-343-6735
Durham Social Services: 860-349-3153
Town Hall: 860-349-3452 

OFFICIAL RESULTS

• Building Inspections, please contact Rich French, Building Official at 860-343-6713.  
• Septic, well, or other health department issues please call the CT River Area health district at 860-661-3300.  
• Zoning questions or concerns, please contact Robin Newton, Town Planner/ZEO at rnewtown@townofdurhamct.org or 860-785-3018.  

• Building Inspections, please contact Rich French, Building Official at 860-343-6713.  
• Septic, well, or other health department issues please call the CT River Area health district at 860-661-3300.  
• Zoning questions or concerns, please contact Robin Newton, Town Planner/ZEO at rnewtown@townofdurhamct.org or 860-785-3018.  

Tax Office Hours for June 17 to 21, 2024

• Learn techniques to maintain your family headstones.
• Participate in headstone cleaning.
  
  

Connecticut State Council on Environmental Quality 

The February 20, 2024, edition of the Environmental Monitor has been published.

2024 Spring Turkey Hunting Lottery

• Existing residential zoning regulations have not been updated for many years;
• Uses permitted under the regulations should be updated to reflect modern laws and practices;
•  Minimum lot sizes would be revised to improve housing affordability, and diversity of housing stock;
• Alignment with the town’s Affordable Housing Plan which recommends increased density, infill development, and promoting multi-family housing;
• Two-acre Zoning may be considered exclusionary; 
• Alignment with Section 2.6 of the Durham Plan of Conservation & Development, which recommends that consideration be given to evaluating current lot sizes for both residential and multi-family homes;
• Variance requests would be reduced, by reducing the number of non-conforming lots;
• Layout and readability of the document to improve clarity for the users.

1. Your active service in the U.S. armed forces;
2. Your absence from town;
3. Sickness;
4. Your physical disability;
5. Your religion forbids secular activity on that day;
6. Your duties as a primary, referendum, or election official at a polling place other than your own during all the hours of voting.

Durham Municipal Election
Tuesday, November 7, 2023
6:00am to 8:00pm.
Durham Community Center (formerly Korn School)
144 Picket Lane

Offices on Ballot:

To Register to Vote:

Registration Sessions and Deadlines:

NOTE: ELECTION DAY REGISTRATION

ELECTION DAY REGISTRATION IS Available at:

Curbside Voting:

Absentee Ballot Applications:

10 Week Detour of Route 147 between West Street and Route 157 in Middlefield

1. To establish the date for the Annual Budget Meeting.
2. To elect 1 member to term expiring 2028 on the Compensation Review/Personnel Policy Board.
3. To fill 1 vacancy of the term expiring 2026 on the Compensation Review/Personnel Policy Board.
4. To elect 1 town representative to a term expiring 2026 on the Board of Trustees of the Durham Volunteer Fire Company, Inc.
5. To elect 3 members to terms expiring 2026 on the Board of Library Directors.
   George Eames, IV Chad Spooner Andrew Taylor
   First Selectman Selectman Selectman

Official Results 9-12-2023 Republican Primary

Office:  Town Clerk

*Nicole Charest:  145

 Alycia Stone:       118

Unofficial Results 9-12-2023 Republican Primary

Office:  Town Clerk

*Nicole Charest:  145

 Alycia Stone:       118

• Local food supports the local economy. The money that is spent with local farmers and producers stays close to home and is reinvested with businesses and services in your community.
• Buying Local means, you get access to the tastiest, nutrient-rich produce, because it is picked fresh and Local, at the peak of its flavor.
• Buy Local products means a reduction in your carbon footprint, make you a responsible member of our community.
• Local growers can tell you how the food was grown. You can ask what practices they use to raise and harvest crops.