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Assessor: Top 10 taxpayers in Ridgefield pay out $484 million - Vimarsana News

Assessor: Top 10 taxpayers in Ridgefield pay out $484 million

The Top 10 taxpayers make up about 8.5 percent of Ridgefield's revenue. They include an international pharmaceutical company and a public utility.

School enrollment, roads and more to drive Ridgefield town, school budgets - Vimarsana News

School enrollment, roads and more to drive Ridgefield town, school budgets

Ridgefield’s state of the town was held Monday night and presentations were given by...

School enrollment, roads and more to drive Ridgefield town, school budgets - Vimarsana News

School enrollment, roads and more to drive Ridgefield town, school budgets

Ridgefield’s state of the town was held Monday night and presentations were given by...

Ridgefield Board of Finance appoints a new member to the group - Vimarsana News

Ridgefield Board of Finance appoints a new member to the group

Ridgefield Board of Finance appoints a new member to the group FacebookTwitterEmail RIDGEFIELD — The board of finance appointed Andrew Okrongly as a new member during a meeting Thursday night. Okrongly was recommended by the Democratic Town Committee and is set to immediately fill the position previously held by Amy Macartney Freidenrich who recently resigned. Board Chairman David Ulmer said he “seemed to fit the bill the best.” “He presented himself very well and was very interested,” Ulmer said, adding that he had a “very good background” in finance and investment. Okrongly is...

Ridgefield residents approve budget for May 11 referendum - Vimarsana News

Ridgefield residents approve budget for May 11 referendum

Ridgefield residents approve budget for May 11 referendum Shayla Colon FacebookTwitterEmail Ridgefield residents approved next year’s budget for referendum at the annual town meeting Saturday without a single question. According to Cynthia Bruno, the town’s Democratic Registrar of Voters, more than 80 people gathered under a tent at the Richard Venus Complex to hear presentations from the town’s boards regarding their respective budgets for the upcoming year. Both the Board of Selectmen and Board of Education presented their proposals to attendants and were given the green light to move...