Government · Town Council
Council approves RFP for former GEMS building
The Bloomfield Town Council voted unanimously to seek proposals for the sale or lease of the former GEMS school building, appraised at $1.9 million.
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Government · Other Committee
Subcommittee Interviews Three Board Candidates
Bloomfield's Committee on Committees subcommittee interviewed three board candidates and heard a YWCA pitch to widen civic participation.
Government · Other Committee 2026-10-08 Part 3
Schwab forms advisory panel for town budget
Bloomfield's town manager launched a new advisory Blue Ribbon Committee on Budget Development, seating six members including former council finance chairs Kenneth McCleary and Kevin Goff.
Government · Other Committee 2026-10-08 Part 2
CEC presses for POCD farmland role clarity
Bloomfield's CEC learned the town center's Community Investment Fund application was denied for a second time, and pushed back on its assigned farmland-preservation role in the draft Plan of Conservation and Development.
Government · Other Committee
Design board reviews 210-unit apartment plan
Bloomfield's Design Review Board reviewed revised plans for a 210-unit apartment project at Bloomfield Avenue and Gabb Road, correcting an agenda figure of 214 units.
Government · Other Committee
Charter panel elects chair, opens public hearing
Bloomfield's Charter Revision Commission elected a new chair and opened its first public hearing on charter changes.
Government · Town Council
Schools chief details $1.4 million facilities gap
Bloomfield's superintendent told the Town Council the school district needs about $1.4 million for facility repairs after getting zero capital improvement funding for two straight budget years.
Government · Planning and Zoning
P&Z Board Renews Muckle Road Waste Permit
The Bloomfield Planning and Zoning Commission renewed a special permit for the Central Recycling waste-transfer facility at 33 Muckle Road, extending approval to May 28, 2034, after engineer Ed Lally said the required annual renewal had lapsed for six years.
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