Introducing town officials: Building Official, John Papp/Sue Frisch
Welcome to Norfolk, Connecticut
Our small, unspoiled New England town, surrounded by beautiful hills and forests, offers a wonderful variety of things to do. Come by yourself or bring your family; friendly Norfolk will welcome you.
Events
Anyone Seen a Bear?
Up close and (maybe too?) personal in a Laurel Way backyard. We invite you to share your sightings for possible use here; email photos to webmaster@norfolkct.org along with their Norfolk location. All photos must be at least 800 pixels wide and are subject to cropping to fit this format.
Municipal Meetings
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Community News
The Norfolk Volunteer Fire Department recently held its annual elections, choosing Martyn Banks as its new president. Outgoing president Paul Padua, who held the post for 10 years, will now assume the role of vice president.
Read moreThe Economic Development Commission looked forward Thursday night to initiatives it might undertake to promote Norfolk’s economic vitality.
Read moreThe state has gone out to bid for the two South Norfolk bridges that were washed out by flash floods in July 2023. The bid opening is set for October 7.
Read moreThe Battell Arts Foundation invites individuals in Norfolk and Colebrook to apply for a grant for a variety of arts-related endeavors, including but not limited to visual arts, performing arts, music and arts education.
Read moreThe Norfolk Volunteer Fire Department led the community in a solemn commemoration of the 25th anniversary of terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001, last Friday.
Read moreSenior Exercise will resume at Meadowbrook on Tuesday, September 22 at 11:15 a.m. with Wendy Larsen. Many thanks to Robyn Centrella for her years of service.
As part of its dam safety program the Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP) recently ordered a routine inspection of Tobey Pond dam.
Read moreTown Notices
On Monday, October 5 at 11:00 a.m. at Town Hall, a representative from the Western Connecticut Area Agency on Aging will do a presentation on Medicare and Medicaid, discussing the changes to insurance for the upcoming year. Call the Social Services Department with any questions: 860-542-2887.
Flu shots will be offered at the Town Hall for anyone 3 years old and up on Wednesday, October 7 from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. Covid-19 vaccines will be available along with pneumonia shots. Pre-registration is required. Call the Social Services Department with any questions: 860-542-2887.
Energy Assistance applications are available through the Social Services Office starting September 1. Please call Social Services at 860-542-2887.
A Special Town Meeting was held on Wednesday, September 2, 2026 at Botelle Elementary School, 128 Greenwoods Road East at 7:00 p.m. to consider the acquisition of a new pumper truck, to consider a resolution for additional funds for the new fire house and to approve amendments to the Town Ordinance pertaining to the Inland Wetlands Commission. Read more
Democratic Primary for Governor – Ned Lamont 102, Josh Elliot 51 Republican Primary for Representative in Congress – Chris Shea 28, Jonathan De Barros 7
Norfolk Now
The community’s paper publishes news and in-depth articles on Norfolk events and people. It is distributed free to all residents and by subscription; its website carries back issues.
An early morning fire recently gutted the former cheese barn at Lost Ruby Farm. Read the full story here.
Town Directory
This directory is your guide to Norfolk organizations, businesses, places of worship and municipal contacts. To request a free listing, click here.
Do you need a dog walker or a plumber? A videographer or a dentist? See the Directory for links to a wealth of information about our town, including organizations, food, entertainment and the many services available—and find out what the Food Pantry & Clothes Closet needs this week!