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GREENWICH TOWN GUIDE

GREENWICH BROKERAGEOne Pickwick Plaza, Greenwich, CT 06830203.869.4343

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Greenwich, Connecticut has the distinction of being in the right place at the right time.

The first town across the line from New York, Green-wich combines historically low taxes with ready accessibility to Manhattan, not to mention natural attributes such as 32 miles of beaches and shore-line on picturesque Long Island Sound. For this reason, the town has long attracted the leaders of the corporate, financial, entertainment, and sport-ing worlds. These residents have fashioned a gem of a town, boasting grand old clubs, beautiful parks, revered private and public schools, state-of-the-art hospital and well endowed library.

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AREA50.6 square miles

CT TRANSIT, 860.522.8101Local bus transportation makes stops at all major intersections in town including Greenwich Hospital and the Greenwich Train Station.

In addition, limousine services to airports, private limousines, chauffeuring services and Greenwich taxi services are available.

POPULATION61,023 in 2013

ZONINGSingle family, multi family, condominiums, cooperatives, island zoning, commercial and light industrial.

HISTORYGreenwich began as a temporary trading post founded by Captain Adrian Block in 1614. The land was eventually purchased from the Native Americans and became a settlement in 1640. Greenwich remained a small community until the 1920s when it doubled in size and land values soared as people realized the potential of this charm-ing town. The next significant rise in popula-tion occurred between 1940 and 1960 as more residents began to commute into New York. Today, Greenwich is a well-established, professional and residential community within easy reach of New York City. The town prides itself on its natural beauty, highlighted by breathtaking coastline and pastoral woodlands, as well as its excellent facilities ranging from elegant country golf courses to local yacht clubs. All new development is carefully controlled to ensure that it comple-ments this delightful town.

TOWN GOVERNMENTGreenwich has a Representative Town Meeting government made up of 230 non-partisan members from 12 districts. The Board of Selectmen is comprised of 3 elected officials. The Board of Education and Board of Tax Review are both run by bipartisan members, while other boards and commissions are appointive.

First Selectman: Peter TeseiPeter.Tesei@greenwichct.org203.622.7710Selectman: David N. Theis, 203.622.7714Selectman: Drew Marzullo, 203.622.7706

TOWN SERVICESPolice Department: Full ServiceFire Department: Full Time and Voluntary ServiceAmbulance: Excellent service with all modern equipment.

TRANSPORTATIONMetro North, www.mta.info/mnrThere are four Greenwich stops on Metro North’s commuter train into Grand Central.Greenwich to Grand Central: 42 minutes (express train)Old Greenwich to Grand Central: 64 min-utes (local train)Cos Cob to Grand Central: 60 minutes (lo-cal train)Greenwich to Stamford: 8 minutes (local train) Greenwich to New Haven: 65 minutes (express train)

AIRPORTS:LaGuardia Airport: 38 minutesJFK International Airport: 48 minutesNewark Liberty International Airport: 65 minutesWestchester County Airport: 17 minutes

TOWN OF GREENWICH WEB SITEwww.greenwichct.org

Greenwich Town Hall

Senior Center

GREENWICH COMMUNITYHEALTH The Greenwich Hospital is a teaching institution with 206 beds including bassinets, and offers the most modern facilities and services available including outpatient programs, emergency room services, and over 30 clinics. Bishop Curtis Homes, 1040 East Putnam Avenue, 203.637.8065Federally funded. 31 Units for seniors and the disabled.The Greens, 1155 King Street, 203.531.550028 appointments for seniors, assisted livingGreenwich Adult Day Care at the River House, 125 River Road Extension, 203.622.0079Daily activities for seniors with age and impairments in mind. Greenwich Woods, 1165 King Street, 203.531.1335Assisted living with a specialized unit for Alzheimer’s and outpa-tient rehabilitation.Hill House, 10 Riverside Avenue, 203.637.3177Non-profit congregate housing facilityNathaniel Witherell Rehabilitation and Nursing Center70 Parsonage Road, 203.618.4200Owned and operated by the town, this skilled nursing facility is located on 24 rolling acres in back country Greenwich, providing day to day nursing, social and cultural services as well as a full complement of rehabilitation therapies. Merry-Go-Round Mews, ½ Bolling Place, 203.312.7847Senior residence for ambulatory (Assisted/Alzheimer’s Living)Parsonage Cottage, 88 Parsonage Road, 203.869.6226Parsonage Cottage is a town facility designed to serve the well elderly in Greenwich. There are several private nursing homes registered by the State Department of Health for treatment of special cases. A professional director supervises the compre-hensive program of public health nursing, which provides school nursing, home care, maternal and child clinics, school clinics, environmental sanitation and air pollution control.

HOUSES OF WORSHIPAll denominations are covered in Greenwich or the surrounding area.Albertson Memorial Church, 293 Sound Beach Avenue, 203.637.4615Anglican Church of the Advent Rectory, 606 Riversville Road, 203.861.2432Bethel African Methodist Episcopal. Church, 42 Lake Avenue, 203.661.3099Chabad Lubavitch of Greenwich, 75 Mason Street, 203.629.9059 Christ Church, 254 East Putnam Avenue, 203.869.6600Congregation Shir Ami, 254 East Putnam Avenue, 203.504.2424 Diamond Hill United Methodist Church, 521 East Putnam Avenue, 203.869.2395Dingletown Community Church, Stanwich and Barnstable Roads, 203.629.5923First Baptist Church, 10 Northfield Street, 203.869.7988First Church of Christ Scientist, 11 Park Place, 203.869.1555First Church of Round Hill, 464 Round Hill Road, 203.629.3876

First Congregational Church, 108 Sound Beach Avenue, 203.637.1791First Lutheran Church, 38 Field Point Road, 203.869.0032First Presbyterian Church, One West Putnam Avenue, 203.869.1745First United Methodist Church, 61 East Putnam Avenue, 203.629.9584Grace Church of Greenwich, 89 Maple Avenue, 203.861.7555Greenwich Baptist Church, 10 Indian Rock Lane, 203.869.2437Greenwich Reform Synagogue, 257 Stanwich Road, 203.629.0018Harvest Time Assembly of God, 1338 King Street, 203.531.7778Japanese Gospel Church of Greenwich, 286 Delavan Avenue, 203.531.6450North Greenwich Congregational Church, 606 Riversville Road, 203.869.7763Presbyterian Church of Old Greenwich, 38 West End Avenue, 203.637.3669Round Hill Community Church, 395 Round Hill Road, 203.869.1091Sacred Heart Church, 95 Henry Street, 203.531.4772Second Congregational Church, 139 East Putnam Avenue, 203.869.9311St. Agnes Church, 247 Stanwich Road, 203.869.5396St. Barnabus Church, 954 Lake Avenue, 203.661.5526St. Catherine of Siena Church, 4 Riverside Avenue, 203.637.3689St. Mary Parish, 178 Greenwich Avenue, 203.869.9250St. Michael The Archangel Parish, 469 North Street, 203.869.5421St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church, 286 Delavan Avenue, 203.531.8466St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, 200 Riverside Avenue, 203.637.2447St. Roch Church, 10 St. Roch’s Avenue, 203.869.4176St. Saviour’s Episcopal Church, 350 Sound Beach Avenue, 203.637.2262St. Timothy Chapel, 1034 North Street, 203.869.5421 Stanwich Congregational Church, 202 Taconic Road, 203.661.4420Temple Sholom, 300 East Putnam Avenue, 203.869.7191Trinity Church, 15 Sherwood Place, 203.618.0808

Greenwich Hospital YMCA

Binney Park

LIBRARIESLocated on West Putnam Avenue, the Greenwich Library’s main building provides over 290,000 volumes, offers an extensive program of exhibits and boasts a magnificent auditorium. It runs 3 branches with facilities located in Byram and Cos Cob. Old Greenwich has its own Perrot Memorial Library with over 50,000 volumes. The Greenwich Library and Perrot Memorial Library both have special collections of phonograph records, movies, video and audio tapes, CDs and newspaper files. www.greenwichlibrary.org

Byram-Shubert Library, 21 Mead Avenue, 203.531.0426Cos Cob Library, 5 Sinawoy Road, 203.622.6883Greenwich Library, 101 West Putnam Avenue, 203.622.7900Community Answers: 203.622.7979Perrot Memorial Library, 90 Sound Beach Avenue, 203.637.1066www.perrotlibrary.org

NEWS MEDIAGCTV Channel 79 (Greenwich Community Television)Greenwich Citizen (weekly newspaper)Greenwich Magazine (monthly magazine)Greenwich Post (weekly newspaper)The Greenwich Time (daily newspaper)WGCH-149 AM (radio station)

NATURE AND CONSERVATIONGreenwich traditionally has been concerned with the preservation of its intrinsic beauty, and the following local groups are primarily responsible for involvement with conservation efforts:

Audubon Society, 613 Riversville Road, 203.869.5272Byram River Gorge, Sherwood Avenue at Nutmeg DriveConservation Commission, Town Hall, Second Floor, 203.622.6461Educational Oceanographic Foundation, Barton Lane Environmental Action Task Force, Town Hall, 203.622.7700Ernest Thompson Seton Reservation, 363 Riversville Road, Con-tact the Boy Scouts, 203.869.8424Friends of Greenwich Point, 203.987.6712Garden Education Center of Greenwich at Montgomery Pinetum, 130 Bible Street, 203.869.9242Greenwich Land Trust, 132 East Putnam Ave., Cos Cob, 203.629.2151Inland Wetland and Watercourses Agency, 203.622.7736Mianus River Gorge Wildlife Refuge, 167 Mianus River Road, Bed-ford, NY, 914.234.3455Northwest Greenwich Association, pres@nwga.infoSierra Club, Contact Lee Chevron, 917.270.8308Sound Waters, Cove Island Park, Stamford, 203.323.1978

COMMUNITY SERVICE & CIVIC GROUPSIn addition to national civic and fraternal groups (Rotary, Lions, Exchange, Kiwanis clubs, etc.) there are a variety of clubs based on more localized interests: garden clubs, sailing and boat clubs, sin-gles organizations, ski clubs, Women’s and Junior Women’s clubs, volunteer groups of the Greenwich Hospital, Red Cross, Meals-on-Wheels, Community Chest, D.A.R., Greenwich Chaplaincy Services, and the Junior League. Elderly residents are assisted by Public Ser-vice Volunteers, Red Cross, Homemaker Home Health Aide Service, Call-A-Ride and many other town and volunteer organizations

GREENWICH SCHOOLSGREENWICH BOARD OF EDUCATION290 Greenwich Avenue203.625.7400www.greenwichschools.org

PUBLIC SCHOOLSGreenwich has a distinguished history of educational excellence. The success of the Greenwich Public Schools in meeting the high expectations of the town is reflected in the excellent standardized test scores, by students honored by the National Merit Program and other state or national competitions, and by the number of seniors accepted annually to highly competitive colleges. The com-munity, which consistently ranks in the top one percent of commu-nities in Connecticut in terms of support for its public schools by both residents and businesses, is characterized by economic and social diversity. Completed in 1970, the high school offers cutting edge educational equipment and elaborate athletic facilities including a swimming pool and eight tennis courts available for public use during the summer. The school is divided into five houses, each with its own master and guidance counselor. An educational program with ex-tensive courses is available during the school year in night classes. Summer school session is offered to grades 4 through 12.

ELEMENTARY SCHOOLSCos Cob Elementary School, 260 Boston Post Road, 203.869.4670Glenville Elementary School, 33 Riversville Road, 203.531.9287Hamilton Avenue Elementary School, (Magnet School)184 Hamilton Avenue, 203.869.1685International School at Dundee, (Magnet School)55 Florence Road, 203.637.3800Julian Curtis Elementary School, (Magnet School)180 East Elm Street, 203.869.1896New Lebanon Elementary School, (Magnet School)25 Mead Avenue, 203.531.9139North Mianus Elementary School, 309 Palmer Hill Road, 203.637.9730North Street Elementary School, 381 North Street, 203.869.6756Old Greenwich Elementary School, 285 Sound Beach Avenue, 203.637.0150Parkway Elementary School, Lower Cross Road, 203.869.7466Riverside Elementary School, 90 Hendrie Avenue, 203.637.1440

Audubon Center

The Mill

MIDDLE SCHOOLSCentral Middle School, 9 Indian Rock Lane, 203.661.8500Eastern Middle School, 51 Hendrie Avenue, 203.637.1744Western Middle School, 1 Western Junior Highway, 203.531.5700

HIGH SCHOOLSGreenwich High School, 10 Hillside Road, 203.625.8000ARCH School, 6 Riverside Avenue, 203.990.0439

PRESCHOOLSBrunswick School Nursery, 100 Maher Avenue, 203.531.5700Bridges School, 296 Valley Road, 203.637.0204Christ Church Nursery School, 254 East Putnam Avenue, 203.869.5334Family Centers, 40 Arch Street, 203.869.4848First Church Preschool, 108 Sound Beach Avenue, 203.637.5430First Presbyterian Church Nursery School, 37 Lafayette Place, 203.869.7782Greenwich Academy Cowan Center, 200 North Maple Avenue, 203.625.8995Hilltop Preschool, 257 Stanwich Road, 203.629.0621Learning Garden Preschool, 1338 King Street, 203.531.7226Mencius Mandarin Preschool, 59 East Putnam Avenue, 203.540.5770North Greenwich Nursery School, 606 Riversville Road, 203.869.7945Pat-A-Cake Playschool, 40 Gold Street, 203.561.6550The Preschool at Second Congregational, 139 East Putnam Av-enue, 203.869.8388Putnam Indian Field School, 101 Indian Field Road, 203.661.4629St. Paul’s Episcopal Church Day School, 200 Riverside Avenue, 203.637.3503St. Saviour’s Church Nursery School, 250 Sound Beach Avenue, 203.698.1303The Selma Maisel Nursery School of Temple Sholom, 300 East Putnam Avenue, 203.622.8121Round Hill Nursery School, 464 Round Hill Road, 203.869.4910Whitby School, 969 Lake Avenue, 203.869.8464

PRIVATE/PAROCHIAL SCHOOLSBrunswick School, 100 Maher Avenue, 625.5842Boys Pre-Kindergarten to 12th gradeCarmel Academy, 270 Lake Avenue, 203.863.9663Kindergarten – 8th gradeConvent of the Sacred Heart, 1177 King Street, 531.6500Girls Pre-School to 12th gradeEagle Hill School, 45 Glenville Road, 203.622.9240Education for children with learning disabilities, co-ed, 1st-8th grade, day, 9th-12th grade, day & 5-boardersGreenwich Academy, 200 North Maple Avenue, 203.625.8900Pre-Kindergarten to 12th grade, girlsGreenwich Catholic Elementary School, 471 North Street, 203.869.4000. Pre-Kindergarten to 8th gradeGreenwich Country Day School, 430 Old Church Road, 203.863.5600. Pre-Kindergarten to 9th grade, co-edThe Greenwich Japanese School, 15 The Ridgeway, 203.629.90391st-9th grade, co-ed, dayThe Stanwich School, 257 Stanwich Road, 203.869.4515K-12th, co-edWhitby School, 969 Lake Avenue, 203.869.8464pre-K to 8th grade, co-ed, Montessori, non-graded

GREENWICH PARKS AND RECREATION 101 Field Point Road, 203.622.7814

PUBLIC RECREATIONAudubon Center, 613 Riversville Road, 203.869.5272Over 285 acres, hiking trails, wildlife viewing, nature gift shopBabcock Preserve, North StreetApproximately 300 acres, nature walks, picnic groundsBendheim Western Civic Center, 449 Pemberwick Road, 203.532.1259Children’s Day School, basketball, volleyball, dance/exercise, inter-net computer lab, weight room, multi-purpose roomsBible Street Playground, Bible Street Playground, community center and fieldsBinney Park, Sound Beach Avenue and Wesskum Wood Road59.12 acres, duck ponds, tennis, picnic facilities, biking, playgroundBruce Park, Bruce Park DriveWalking trails, bicycling, picnicking, bowling green, tennis, horse-shoe pits, baseball diamond, playgroundByram Shore Park, Ritch Avenue31.5 acres, beach and pool swimming with lifeguard, picnic facili-ties, tennis, boat slip and dock, playgroundDorothy Hamill Skating Rink, Sherman Avenue85 feet by 185 feet, figure skating, hockeyEastern Greenwich Civic Center, 90 Harding Road, 203.637.4583Roller skating, men’s basketball, recreation open basketball, soft-ball pitching clinics and soccer clinics.

Grass Island, Grass Island Road14-acre managed conservation area. Greenwich Yacht Club private organization boat slipsThe Griffith E. Harris Golf Course*, King StreetPublic 18 hole golf courseGreat Captains Island, Ferry Dock on Arch Street8.5 acres, swimming with lifeguard, picnic facilities, accessed by town operated ferryGreenwich Point/Tod’s Point*, Shore Road147.3 acres, hiking, swimming with lifeguard, boating, anchoringfacilities, extensive picnic facilities, wildlife preserveGreenwich Common/Havemeyer Field, 101 Field Point RoadPlay area, soccer field, memorial, track, hardball fieldIsland Beach*3.9 acres, swimming with lifeguard, picnic facilities, reached bytown operated ferryLoughlin Avenue Playground, Strickland RoadBallfield, tennis and paddle courtsMianus River Natural Park, River RoadWalking, jogging, horseback riding, fishing, nature studyMontgomery Pinetum Park, Bible Street30 acres, hiking and picnic facilities, abundant exotic plantingsand trees, ball fields, community centerOld Greenwich-Riverside Community Center, 90 Harding Road, 203.637.3659. Arts & Sciences, baseball, camps, child care, dance, exercise, guitar, soccer, table tennis, tennis.Roger Sherman Baldwin Park, Arch StreetWalking, fishing, nature studySachem Nature Preserve, Sachem RoadHiking, bird watching, photography

Greenwich High School

Cos Cob Harbor

Town Owned Boat SlipsGrass Island, Byram, Cos Cob and Greenwich PointWilliam Street Playground, Church StreetPlayground, ball field, picnicking*Town Pass Required

TENNIS COURTS

BICYCLE ROUTES

INDOOR PUBLIC TENNIS CLUBS

BRIDLE PATHSGreenwich Riding and Trails Association, Inc., 203.661.3062Greenwich has nearly 200 miles of bridle paths.

Greenwich also has a Class 3 Bicycle Route between Grass Island and Greenwich Point, a distance of 7.5 miles.

In addition to the aforementioned courts in parks, there are 8 courts at Greenwich High School, 4 courts at Central Middle School, 4 Courts at Eastern Middle School and 2 courts at West-ern Middle School.

Grand Slam Tennis Club, One Bedford-Banksville Road, Bedford, NY, 914.234.9206Greenwich Racquet Club, One River Road, 203.661.0606Old Greenwich Tennis Academy, 151 Sound Beach Avenue, 203.637.3398

YOUTH ACTIVITIESActivities for the younger generation are numerous and include: Boy Scouts, Greenwich Council, 63 Mason Street, 203.869.8424Bugle Corp, Connecticut Hurricanes, www.cthurricanes.orgGirl Scouts, 800.922.2770Greenwich Basketball Association, www.greenwichbasketball.orgGreenwich Blues Hockey Association, www.greenwichblues.comGreenwich Boys and Girls Club, 4 Horseneck Lane, 203.869.3224Greenwich Cal Ripken League, www.greenwichcalripken.orgGreenwich Junior Babe Ruth League, www.greenwich.ba-beruthonline.comGreenwich Skating Club, 203.622.9583/203.661.5255Greenwich Soccer Club, 203.661.2620Greenwich Youth Cheerleading League, 203.531.1731Greenwich Youth Football League, 203.637.0766Greenwich Youth Hockey, 203.531.8560Greenwich Youth Lacrosse, 203.352.3933Greenwich Rowing Club, 49 River Road, 203.661.4033Softball, Greenwich Parks and Recreation, 203.622.0766T-Ball, Greenwich Parks and Recreation, 203.622.7814Stamford Young Artist Philharmonic, 203.532.1278

YWCA, 259 East Putnam Avenue, Greenwich, 203.869.6501Facilities include a pool, women’s and men’s locker rooms, Finn-ish sauna, gym, tennis courts and meeting rooms. A wide variety of programs are available for all age groups. Programs for adults include fitness, aquatics, fine arts and crafts, workshops on a variety of subjects, a Women’s Resource Room, Domestic Abuse services, prenatal and post-partum fitness classes, cooking, interior design and language skill courses. Among the programs for children are parent and child workshops, gymnastics, school vacation day camp, after school program, aquatics, tennis, ballet and much more. New programs are constantly being cre-ated. Hours of operation are Monday-Friday from 6:00am-10:00pmSaturday from 8:00am-5:00pmSunday (when open) from 11:00am-5:00pm

CULTURAL ACTIVITIES

MAJOR PRIVATE CLUBSGreenwich offers many private clubs for golf, tennis, swimming, yachting, polo, skating, shooting, paddle tennis, archery and more.

Greenwich provides a wide spectrum of cultural activities for the participant and the audience. Specific inquiries on programs should be addressed to one of the following agencies:

Bruce Museum of Arts and ScienceOne Museum Drive, Greenwich, 203.869.0376Center for Chamber Music190 North Street, Greenwich, 203.661.6626 Connecticut Playmakers35 West View Place, Riverside, 203.977.6827Greenwich Arts Council299 Greenwich Avenue, Greenwich, 203.622.3998Greenwich Art Society299 Greenwich Avenue, Greenwich, 203.629.1533The Greenwich Choral Society299 Greenwich Avenue, Greenwich, 203.622.5136The Greenwich Historical Society/Bush Holley House39 Strickland Road, Cos Cob, 203.869.6899Greenwich Symphony10 Hillside Road, Greenwich, 203.869.2664

YMCA, 50 East Putnam Avenue, Greenwich, 203.869.1630Facilities include an Olympic sized pool, indoor track, badminton, basketball and tennis courts, Nautilus center, tennis courts, rac-quet ball/handball courts, Men’s Health Center, exercise studio, weight lifting center, universal fitness rooms and women’s and men’s locker facilities.Youth programs include badminton, swimming, basketball, and numerous after-school programs. Adult programs include Chinese exercise, men’s soccer, tennis clinic, ballroom dancing, adult fitness, senior fitness and puppy/dog obedience classes. The Greenwich Recreational Board conducts a complete sched-ule of programs, clinics, events and instruction in everything from archery and bowling to paddle tennis, weight training and power squadron. There are also several ski clubs with enthusiastic sea-sonal participation.Hours of operation are Monday-Friday from 5:00am-10:00pm,Saturday from 6:30am-7:00pm and Sunday from 8:00am-5:00pm.

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GREENWICH IMPORTANT CONTACTSFIRE DEPARTMENTOffice: 75 Holly Hill Lane, 203.622.3950Emergency: 911Byram: 203.622.3973Central Greenwich: 203.622.3959Cos Cob: 203.622.3972Glenville: 203.622.3974Sound Beach (Old Greenwich): 203.622.3975

POLICE DEPARTMENT11 Bruce PlaceEmergency: 911 or 203.622.8050Non-Emergency: 203.622.8000Police Department Complaints & Information:203.622.8006

GREENWICH HOSPITAL5 Perryridge RoadEmergency Room: 203.863.3637Switchboard: 203.863.6000

POST OFFICESDowntown Greenwich, 44 Amegerone Cross-way: 203.869.3737Greenwich, 29 Valley Drive, 203.625.3168Cos Cob, 152 East Putnam Avenue: 203.869.1470Old Greenwich, 36 Arcadia Road: 203.637.1405Riverside, 1273 East Putnam Avenue: 203.637.9332Glenville, 25 Glen Ridge Road, #6 : 203.531.4146

OTHER IMPORTANT NUMBERSAssessor: 203.622.7885Animal Control: 203.622.8299Aquarion: 203.445.7310Architectural Review Committee: 203.622.7894Building Department: 203.622.7754Cablevision: 203.348.9211 Chamber of Commerce: 203.869.3500Community Development: 203.622.3791CT-AM Water Co.: 800.292.2928CT Light & Power Co.: 800.286.2000CT Natural Gas Corp.: 203.869.6900Department of Public Safety: 866.457.8477Department of Public Works: 203.622.7740Emergency Preparedness: 203.622.2222Family Center: 203.869.4848Finance Department: 203.622.7720Greenwich Railroad Station: 203.869.2663Greenwich Taxi: 203.869.6000Health Department: 203.622.6488League of Woman Voters: 203.352.4700

Parking Services: 203.618.3060Public Works: 203.618.3001Planning and Zoning: 203.622.7753Poison Control: 800.222.1222Probate Court: 203.622.7879Public Works, Sewer Division: 203.622.7760Public Works, Engineering Division: 203.622.7767Report Fallen Trees, Parks & Recreation: 203.622.7824Registrar of Voters: 203.622.7889Senior Center: 203.622.3990Tax Collector: 203.622.7891Teen Center: 203.629.5744Town Clerk: 203.622.7897Social Services: 203.622.3800Verizon Fios: 866.914.2345Voter Registration: 203.622.7889 or 203.622.7890Waste Disposal & Recycling: 203.869.6910

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