Politics & Government

What You Need To Know about Tuesday's Referendum

Polls will be open from 6 a.m. - 8 p.m. Tuesday.

On Tuesday, May 15, owners of property assessed at $1,000 or more on the 2011 Grand List are eligible to cast their vote in favor or against the town's $99 million proposed budget.

Here are the basics:

  • The town council voted 8-1 to approve the town manager's proposed $98,884,600 budget, an increase of 1.59 percent.
  • The largest portion of budgeted town expenditures are for education — 63 percent.
  • The smallest portion of budgeted town expenditrues are for capital projects — .34 percent.
  • The proposed budget represents an overall increase of 2.8 percent.
  • The tax increase for most residents will be less than 4 percent, according to Town Manager Peter Souza - Click here to see what your specific tax increase will be.
  • The mill rate used to calculate taxes will drop from 28.03 to 27.95.

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All seven polling places will be open:

District 1 —  (599 Matianuck Avenue)

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District 2 —  (530 Park Avenue)

District 3 —  (275 Broad Street)

District 4 —  (275 Broad Street)

District 5 —  (730 Kennedy Road)

District 6 —  (1760 Poquonock Avenue)

District 7 — Rainbow Firehouse (750 Rainbow Road)

Not sure which district you live in? Click here to find out where you should vote.


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