Tag: Greenwich

All News

April 20, 2026

Forum with Lt Governor Susan Bysiewicz

Selectwoman Rachel Khanna is hosting a conversation about new state laws and programs coming from the 2026 legislative session. A zoom option is available. Please contact Selectwoman Khanna with questions about the event: (203) 622-7706 or Rachel.Khanna@greenwichct.gov

Greenwich, Lieutenant Governor, Rachel Khanna, State laws
April 16, 2026

GDTC Newsletters

Hector Arzeno on why he’s running for reelection

State Rep Arzeno outlines his record and priorities As he seeks reelection, State Representative Hector Arzeno points to a record of delivering for Greenwich. “I’m very proud of what we’ve been able to deliver,” he says. “But the work is not done.” A central focus of Arzeno’s time in office has been bringing resources back to…

151 district, Greenwich, Hector Arzeno, Safe Streets, State Representative
April 16, 2026

Coffee with Selectwoman Rachel Khanna

Join Greenwich Selectwoman Rachel Khanna for coffee and conversation. Hear about what’s happening in town and bring your questions or comments. Coffee for Good, 48 Maple Avenue.

Coffee and conversation, Greenwich, Selectwoman Rachel Khanna
April 9, 2026

GDTC Newsletters

Celebrating Earth Day

Local volunteers lead the way As Earth Day approaches on April 22, Greenwich has something to celebrate: a community of dedicated volunteers who aren’t just talking about sustainability—they’re delivering real, measurable results. Across town, residents are stepping up in big ways. Greenwich now diverts more textiles than any municipality in Connecticut, according to Julie DesChamps, founder…

Earth Day, Greenwich, Julie DesChamps, Myra Klockenbrink, Pollinator Pathway, Roundhill Association, Waste Free Greenwich
April 2, 2026

GDTC Newsletters

A forward-looking budget for Greenwich

BET’s transparent, collaborative approach delivers results The Board of Estimate and Taxation (BET) just achieved an important milestone—unanimous approval of the FY 2026–27 budget—passed with a 12-0 vote and applause. The proposal next moves to the town legislature, the Representative Town Meeting (RTM), for final review. This year’s budget reflects a thoughtful, collaborative process—one that…

Board of Estimate and Taxation, Greenwich, No Kings
March 26, 2026

GDTC Newsletters

Public education at work

GHS science program produces national leaders In the last 20 years, over 1,000 students have cycled through science teacher Andrew Bramante’s Independent Science Research class at Greenwich High School (GHS), a program that allows students to design and execute research projects over multiple years, and compete in national and international science fairs. The program has helped…

Greenwich, Greenwich Public Schools, Science research
March 22, 2026

Coffee with Selectwoman Rachel Khanna

Join Greenwich Selectwoman Rachel Khanna for coffee and conversation. Hear about what’s happening in town and bring your questions or comments. Coffee for Good, 48 Maple Avenue.

Coffee and conversation, Greenwich, Selectwoman Rachel Khanna
March 22, 2026

Forum with CT Treasurer Erick Russell

Selectwoman Rachel Khanna will be hosting a conversation with State Treasurer Erick Russell about Investing in the Future of CT. The event will take place on April 17 at 4pm in the Town Hall Meeting Room, 101 Field Point Road. A zoom option is available here. Please contact Selectwoman Khanna with questions about the event: (203)…

CT Comptroller, Greenwich, Medicaid, Rachel Khanna, Sean Scanlon
March 19, 2026

GDTC Newsletters

Greenwich is leaving energy savings on the table

Why other Fairfield County towns pay less—and what we can do about it Many Connecticut towns are aggressively saving money on energy conservation, and solar and low-carbon technology, but not Greenwich. Instead, energy costs in town have skyrocketed 40% in five years, according to Greenwich’s Energy Management Advisory Committee. The EMAC committee, appointed by First Selectman Fred…

absentee voting, EMAC, Energy manager, Greenwich
March 12, 2026

GDTC Newsletters

Democratic leadership reshapes town budget process

A new data-driven playbook takes shape With new Democratic leadership, the Greenwich Board of Estimate and Taxation (BET) Budget Committee is beginning to look and operate very differently. Under Chair Laura Erickson and member Doug Fenton, the committee has adopted a more efficient, data-driven approach to municipal finance—one that emphasizes proactive analysis and collaboration, rather than…

BET, Board of Estimate and Taxation, Greenwich, Laura Erickson