Robert Chatfield News Today

PROSPECT - Town officials are deliberating a name change to one of the town's buildings to honor longtime Mayor Robert J. Chatfield. Region 16 Board of Education member Nazih Noujaim said he would like to have the 24-tern mayor honored for all his years of service by changing the name of the communi

The following is a round-up of share dealings by London-listed company directors and managers announced this week and not separately reported by Alliance News: ---------- Avation PLC - Singapore-based...

The spot where Route 68 and Route 69 intersect in Prospect has become a hot topic in town. Parents and officials have grown concerned about the safety of Long...

A person is dead after a police officer shot them during an apparent suspicious incident in Prospect Friday night, police said. Connecticut State Police said...

PROSPECT - The Town Council, Mayor Robert Chatfield and police Lt. Nelson Abarzua held a public safety meeting Sept. 7 with a focus of speeding, crime and possible solutions. Abarzua said law enforcement changed after House Bill 6004, commonly known as the police accountability bill, was passed b

BY ANDREAS YILMA REPUBLICAN-AMERICAN PROSPECT — Town residents approved a $9.7 million budget for the 2023-24 fiscal year as well as road bonding of up to $900,000 to repair and improve town roads. About a few dozen members of the public came out the town meeting on Wednesday, May 3rd a

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BY ANDREAS YILMA REPUBLICAN-AMERICAN PROSPECT — Since the Prospect Police Department building has run out of storage space and needs to upgrade some of its services, town officials are exploring the possibility of a new facility. The Police Department Needs Assessment Subcommittee, which in

Police needs assessment panel to meet PROSPECT — A Police Department Needs Assessment Subcommittee will hold a meeting today at 10 a.m. at Chapel Hall on 10 Center Street to hold a presentation and come up with proposals to ask architects and consulting firms. The meeting will include a walk-t

By Andreas Yilma Citizen's News PROSPECT -- The state Department of Transportation is planning to upgrade traffic lights at two busy intersections. Mayor Robert Chatfield said he plans to meet with DOT officials and have them tour both sites to discuss the state project. The installation of th