Wilton decides how it wants to spend its ARPA money, announces radio project price
Drainage and the radio project top the list of six or seven projects the town plans to...
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Drainage and the radio project top the list of six or seven projects the town plans to...
The project was originally expected to cost $3.7 million to $4.2 million, but prices from...
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Public vote on Wilton emergency communications system delayed until fall, first selectman says J.D. Freda FacebookTwitterEmail Wilton Police Chief John Lynch has said that continuing with the town’s current, outdated emergency communications system is “not really an option.”Alex Von Kleydorff / Hearst Connecticut Media WILTON — A public vote on the town’s emergency communications system will likely be delayed several months until the late fall, First Selectwoman Lynne Vanderslice said. While town officials had hoped a public vote could be held in May, Vanderslice said last week it w...