The Town provides the following as an informational resource only, and assumes no liability whatsoever for the reliance upon information found at this site that may not be accurate.

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AARP

American Association of Retired Persons job base

Chapter 1209 - Meets the 3^rd Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. at Holy Family Church on Simon Road.

Chapter 3062 - Meets the 1^st Thursday at 1:30 p.m. at the Enfield Senior Center.

Absentee Ballots

Prior to elections and referenda, absentee ballots are available to qualified registered voters at the Town Clerk’s office (e-mail the Town Clerk). An application for an absentee ballot will be mailed to you upon request. Please call 253-6440.

Accident Reports - Automobile

Most insurance companies require that their policyholder obtain a copy of the police report on personal injury or damage exceeding $1,000. Each incident is given a case number at the scene. Accident information may be obtained from the Enfield Police Department, located at 293 Elm Street, Enfield, CT in the following manner.

1.      You must wait at least 72 hours for clearing of paperwork (72 hours excludes weekends and holidays).

2.      Records Room hours are Monday through Friday, from 8:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. A certified copy of the officer's report may be purchased for $1.00, and statements for .50 per page. You may also copy the information from the report if you prefer.

3.      If you cannot come to the Police Department, you may send a self-addressed stamped envelope with payment, and a certified copy of the report will be mailed to you. If you cannot pick up a report during business hours, a copy can be requested and will be left at the front desk. Reports cannot be faxed.

Accident information will not be released by telephone under any circumstances, but you may call Records at 763-8922 to see if the report is ready to be picked up.

Adult Day Center

The Adult Day Center is located at 1A Beech Road. It can be reached at 763-7538 or e-mail the Social Services Director. Hours are Monday-Friday 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. It is a center that provides the frail elderly and physically/mentally challenged adults a place to smile and meet friends, and motivates them to join different activities.

Adult Education

Each Spring and Fall, a variety of courses are offered at Enfield High School. These courses include a program for persons over 16 years of age who wish to complete their high school education, and personal interest courses, such as photography, flower arranging and computer applications. For additional information, please call 253-6475.

Air Guns, Air Rifles, Bow and Arrow

Contact the Police Records Division -- Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., or call 763-8922.

Ambulance

The Enfield Community Ambulance, Inc. is centrally located. Please call 9-1-1 for emergencies. For general information, contact the EMS Manager at 763-8942.

Angelo Lamagna Activity Center

The Center houses Recreation, Youth Services, the Youth Center, Community Police and the Training Coordinator. Activities are run by the Recreation Department (253-6420) or (e-mail the Recreation Supervisor), Youth Services (253-6380) and the Youth Center (253-6426).

Animal Problems

The Animal Control Officer is located at the Public Safety Complex, 293 Elm Street. For information, please call 763-8944.

         If you need assistance with the removal of a dead animal from a town roadway, please call Dispatch Center 763-6400 extension 0.

         If you need assistance evenings and/or weekends, please call the Police Department at 763-6400.

         For dead animals on state roads, contact the Connecticut Department of Transportation at (860) 623-4473.

         For assistance with removal of a non-domesticated animal from your house or yard, contact the Fish and Wildlife Constables who can be reached by calling the Communications Center at 763-6400.

Annual Report of Enfield

This report is available at the Enfield Public Libraries (e-mail the Library Director), the Finance Department (e-mail the Finance Director), or the Town Clerk’s office. Please call 253-6440 or e-mail the Town Clerk for additional information.

Appeal of Property Assessment and Real Property Taxes

To initiate an appeal, call the Town Assessor at 253-6339. Should the appeal proceed to a Board of Assessment Appeals review, you will be notified and required to attend this meeting.

Asbestos

If you have concerns about asbestos in a product or home, please contact the North Central District Health Department at 745-0383.

Automobile Emissions Inspection Program

(See Emissions Inspection)

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Bake sales

Guidelines and a temporary food permit for non-profit groups conducting bake sales may be obtained from the North Central District Health Department. For additional information, please call 745-0383.

Birth Certificates

Birth certificates are available in the Town Clerk’s office (e-mail the Town Clerk) in the town where the birth occurred, the town where the mother was residing at the time of the birth, or at the Connecticut State Health Department, Vital Statistics Unit. For additional information, please call 253-6440.

Blood Pressure Clinic

Held in the Town Hall 4^th Monday of every month from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. in the Town Hall Council Chambers. Call 253-6396 for more information.

Board of Education

The administrative offices of the Board of Education are located at 27 Shaker Road. The Superintendent of Schools is Dr. John Gallacher, who can be reached at 253-6500.

Boards and Commissions

Enfield has almost 60 Boards and Commissions that meet throughout the year. You can find a list at Enfield Homepage under Monthly Calendar. A list of current vacancies are also  posted on Enfield's Homepage.  If you have any questions, call the Town Clerk at 253-6440 or e-mail the Town Clerk.

Bottles/Glass Recycling

For information on recycling bottles, glass, cans, cardboard and paper products, check the Enfield Homepage under Solid Waste Services Guide.

Budget -- Town and School

The budget is available at the Enfield Public Libraries and, the Town Manager’s office (e-mail the Town Manager) and the Town Clerk’s office (e-mail the Town Clerk) in the Town Hall. The Town’s fiscal year runs from July 1 through June 30. In December or early January, the Town Council sets the budget calendar for the upcoming year. This calendar lists dates when public input is received, as well as a schedule of budget sessions. All Town Council meetings on the budget are open to the public. The schedule is posted on the bulletin boards outside Council Chambers and Town Clerk's office (e-mail the Town Clerk). The schedule can also be viewed on the Town's web site.

Building Permits

Building Permits and Licenses can be obtained at the Enfield Town Hall Building Inspection Department found on the 2^nd floor, 820 Enfield Street. For information call 253-6370, or visit the Town's web site for building applications or e-mail the Building Official.

Burial Records

Enfield's burials are filed in the Town Clerk’s Office, where a database of information is maintained. For additional information, please call Town Clerk at 253-6440 or e-mail the Town Clerk.

Business Registration

In compliance with State Statutes, any Enfield business that is not incorporated must register with the Town Clerk’s office (e-mail the Town Clerk). A trade name certificate must be signed by the principal person or persons, and must be notarized. The filing fee is $5 per document. New businesses should check with the Zoning Enforcement Officer (e-mail Zoning Enforcement Officer) at 253-6368 to avoid future zoning issues. Please call the Building Department at 253-6370 or e-mail the Building Official if you have any questions.

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Cable Television

Enfield is served by Cox Communications. For details call 1-800-382-4586 or (860) 827-2622, or contact the Department of Public Utility Control at 10 Franklin Square, New Britain.

Call-before-you-dig

Before digging a hole or excavating on private or public property, call Call-Before-You-Dig for the location of underground utilities at 1-800-922-4455.

Cemeteries in Enfield

        Enfield Cemetery Association, 1550 King Street 741-6636

o       Enfield Street Cemetery

o       Hazardville Cemetery

o       King Street Cemetery

o       Thompsonville Cemetery

o       Old Hazardville Cemetery

        Holy Cross Cemetery

        Muslim Cemetery

        Old St. Patrick's Cemetery

        St. Adalbert's Cemetery

        St. Bernard's Cemetery

        St. Patrick's Cemetery

Census

A copy of the State of Connecticut’s census data is available in the Town Clerk’s office (e-mail the Town Clerk). Other sources of current census data are available by contacting the reference desk of the Enfield Library at 763-7510, or Planning (e-mail the Planning Director) at 253-6355. Information available at the Census Bureau web page.

Certificate of Occupancy

A certificate of use and occupancy, sometimes referred to as a "CO", is the final step in executing a building permit. A certificate of occupancy is issued after the final inspection. No new structure may be used, and no addition or building may be occupied, until a "CO" is issued. An application can be found on Enfield's web page. For additional information, please call 253-6370 or e-mail the Building Official.

Chamber of Commerce

The North Central Connecticut Chamber of Commerce is located at 113 Elm Street, and can be reached at 741-3838.

Civic Organization List

A list of civic organizations is available at the North Central Connecticut Chamber of Commerce. For more information, please call 741-3838.

The civil union or marriage license is valid for 65 days. There is no waiting period in Connecticut. As soon as the license is issued, the couple may marry. The license fee is $30. For additional information, call 253-6440 or e-mail the Town Clerk.

Closing of Schools

You can get information on school closing and delays by calling the Enfield snow line at 253-5170 or by using the Connecticut Weather Center's web site address at www.ctweather.com.  Direction: Scroll down the menu on the left to "e-notification", select "e-notifications" and then select "schools". From there complete the registration process by submitting your e-mail address. Within 72 hours you will receive a confirmation request. Reply to the request by selecting the link, and follow the directions to access your account by selecting Enfield in the pull-down menu.

Community Development Office

The Community Development Office administers the Town of Enfield Small Cities Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program. This program offers low interest loans for housing and commercial rehabilitation projects that impact primarily low to moderate income residents. For information about program availability and eligibility requirements, call 253-6390.

Commuter Parking Lots

There is a commuter parking lot next to Bob's and Ocean State Job Lot off Hazard Ave.

Complaints

Contact the Town Manager’s office for any unresolved complaint involving Town services or Town property. The Town Manager can be reached at 253-6350 or e-mail the Town Manager. The North Central District Health Department handles all complaints related to food illness, communicable or infectious diseases, and environmental issues - please call 745-0383. For school related complaints, please contact the Superintendent of Schools at 253-6500 or e-mail the Superintendent of Schools

Connecticut Department of Social Services

Call Connecticut Department of Social Services for information regarding Food Stamps, Title IXX, Health Insurance and Husky at 1-800-859-6646.

Courts

         Probate Court in Enfield, Town Hall 2^nd floor - 253-6305

         Superior Court in Hartford, 95 Washington Street - 566-1630

         Superior Court in Enfield, 111 Phoenix Avenue - 741-3727

         Federal Court in Hartford, 450 Main Street - 240-3200

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Day Care Center

Enfield's Child Day Care is based on child's development of social, emotional, physical and cognitive skills. Hours are 6:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. The fee is a sliding rate that is determined by your income and what you can afford. For more information call, 253-6430 or e-mail the Social Services Director.

Dial-a-Ride

Dial-a-Ride provides transportation to Enfield residents over the age of 60 and/or permanently disabled to a variety of destinations within town, and through volunteers, to out-of-town medical appointments. Wheelchair transportation is available. Hours are 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. There is an annual membership cost of $60. For information call 253-6410 or e-mail the Social Services Director.

Disability Services

Case management services, a support group, and recreational opportunities are available for adults with disabilities. For additional information, please call Info Line 211.

Dog Licenses

The law requires owners to license their dog during the month of June. Licenses are required for all dogs over 6 months old. Dogs can be registered throughout the year. Proof of a valid rabies shot must be shown at the time of licensing. With proof of spaying or neutering, a license will cost $8  - a license for an unaltered dog will cost $19. Dogs are licensed at the Town Clerk’s office, or you can call 253-6440 or e-mail the Town Clerk for additional information.

Dog Pound/Animal Control Officer

The Dog Pound is located on Parsons Road. To claim your lost dog or to adopt a dog, please call the Animal Control Officer at 763-8944.

Dogs

State law prohibits owners from allowing their dogs to roam.

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Economic Development

For information on Enfield's Economic Development, please call 253-6385.

Elderly Assistance

A coordinator is available to meet with elderly Enfield residents and/or their caregivers. For more information, call 253-6396.

Elections

Elections are held on Tuesday after the first Monday in November. Municipal elections take place in odd-numbered years, State elections in even-numbered years, and Presidential elections every four years. For additional information, please call the Registrars’ of Voters at 253-6320, or the Town Clerk’s office at 253-6440 or e-mail the Town Clerk.

Electrical Permits

Call the Building Inspection Department at 253-6370.

Emergency School Closing (see also Closing of Schools)

In case of a school closing, announcements will be made on local radio and TV stations. In case of inclement weather or other emergency closings, call 253-5170.

Emergency Numbers

Dial 9-1-1 for any emergency.

Emissions Inspection

Connecticut Emissions Program web site.

Energy Assistance

Energy assistance is provided through the Community Renewal Team Program. You must be 18, be a resident of Enfield, and meet income guidelines. Applications are accepted from November 1^st until March 15^th. For more information or to apply, call Neighborhood Services at 253-6396 or e-mail Social Services Director. Office hours are Monday - Friday 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

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Family Resource Center

Family Resource Center assists in providing resources for families in Alcorn School District, such as Birth to Five program, and parent advocacy. Call 253-5144 for information.

Fax Machine for Public Use

Various businesses in Town have fax machines for public use.

Fire

To report a fire, please call 9-1-1.

Fire Districts

Enfield has five different fire districts: Enfield Fire District, Thompsonville Fire District, North Thompsonville Fire District, Hazardville Fire District and Shaker Pines Fire District. 

Fire Marshal

The Fire Marshal is responsible for fire code administration, arson investigation, fire prevention, and fire education programs. For additional information, please call the local fire marshal at

         Enfield Fire Department 745-1878

         Thompsonville Fire Department 745-3365

        North Thompsonville Fire Department 745-2946

         Hazardville Fire Department 749-8344

         Shaker Pines Fire Department 749-8552

Fire Reports

Most insurance companies require their policyholders to provide a copy of the Fire Department Incident Report when they have had a fire loss. These reports are available by contacting the local fire marshal at

         Enfield Fire Department 745-1878

         Thompsonville Fire Department 745-3365

         North Thompsonville Fire Department 745-2946

         Hazardville Fire Department 749-8344

         Shaker Pines Fire Department 749-8552

Flu Clinics

Clinics are held every fall for Enfield’s elderly, and residents with chronic health problems. For additional information, please call the North Central District Health Department at 745-0383.

Food Bank

The Enfield Food Bank is located at 96 Alden Avenue. For more information, please call the Food Shelf at 741-7321.

Food Safety

Information concerning food safety, regulations pertaining to food handling, and permits for temporary food vending, contact North Central District Health Department at 745-0383.

Foot Care Clinic

Second Friday of every month at the Senior Center. You can make an appointment by calling 763-7425. The cost is $25.00. Registered nurses from Pedi-Care trim nails and check for health problems in the feet. For homebound seniors, home visits can be arranged.

Fuel Assistance

The CT Energy Assistance Program qualifies people for limited financial assistance, and is available to residents in need of emergency fuel deliveries, or to prevent utilities from being shut off. For additional information, please call Neighborhood Services at 253-6396 or e-mail the Social Services Director.

G

Garbage Collection

(See Transfer Station)

Gas Engine Repair Service

Free repairs on small gas-powered items, such as lawnmowers, snow blowers, weed whackers, etc., for Enfield seniors age 65 or over, offered by Connecticut Correctional Institution. Call 763-7376.

Gun & Pistol Permits

Contact the Police Records Division -- Monday - Friday 8:00 AM to 3:30 PM, or call 763-8922.

The Town of Enfield No Longer Issues Local Pistol Permits.  Following Are The Requirements To Obtain A Temporary State Pistol Permit:

• You Must Complete A Firearms Safety Course Within One Year Prior To Application. Classes Are Held At The Police Department The First Monday of Every Month At 6:30 PM. 

• Bring Your Course Certificate And Two Forms Of Identification To The Records Department Monday Through Friday Between The Hours Of 8 AM And 3:30 PM Where You Will Complete An Application And Be Fingerprinted.   

• Bring 3 Checks With You Made Out As Follows:  Town Of Enfield $35.00, Commissioner Of Public Safety $24.00 And D.P.S. $35.00.   The State Allows 8 Weeks For Processing At Which Time You Will Receive A Temporary Permit Good For 60 Days.  You Will Then Need To Go To The State Police In Middletown To Get Your 5 Year Permit.

If You Have Further Questions, Please Call The Records Department Monday - Friday At 860-763-8922 Between 8 AM And 3:30 PM.

H

Handicapped Parking Permits

Applications can be picked up at the Connecticut Department of Motor Vehicle located at 4 Pearson Way.

Head Start

Head Start is a federally funded preschool program for low income children, and children with special needs. Head Start follows the Enfield Public School calendar. For more information, please call 253-6470.

Hearing Tests

Hearing tests, along with a few other tests, such as stroke assessment, eye test and bone density, are done randomly throughout the year. Call the Senior Center for information at 253-6415.

Homeowner's Property Tax Exemption

Qualified applicants must be over 65 or 100% disabled, and own a home in Enfield. The program runs from February 1^st to May 15^th. For information, call Neighborhood Services at 253-6396 or e-mail the Social Services Director.

Housing Authority

For information about elderly and subsidized housing, call 745-7493.

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Ice Skating

Twin Rinks located at 1 Prior Road is where Enfield and Somers ice hockey is played. Open skating is available. For information call 745-2461.

Immigration

For more information, please contact the United States Department of Immigration located at 450 Main Street, Hartford, CT, or call 1-888-407-4747.

Inland Wetlands and Watercourses Regulations

The Enfield Inland Wetlands Watercourses Agency meets on the 1^st and 3^rd Tuesday of each month at 7:00 p.m. in the Enfield Town Hall. Inland Wetlands Regulations questions should be directed to the Wetlands Agent in the Planning Department at 253-6358 or e-mail the Planning Director.

Internet

Find the Town of Enfield at http://www.enfield-CT.gov/.

J

Job Bank

Job opportunities, and referrals for chores and home services for the senior population. Local trades people are welcome to add their names to the Senior Center's chore database for referral. Call 253-6413.

Jobs - Town of Enfield

Please call the Job Hotline at (860) 253-5001, or visit our website for job openings. The Town is EEO/AA employer.

Jobs - Working papers for Enfield teenagers

Enfield teens may obtain working papers at the Enfield High School at 1264 Enfield Street, or Enrico Fermi High School at 124 North Maple Street.

Junk Cars

Contact Enfield Police Department at 763-8911.

Justice of the Peace

A complete list of Enfield Justices of the Peace, including those who perform civil unions and marriages, is available at the Town Clerk’s office (e-mail the Town Clerk). Every four years, the major political parties recommend a slate of people to become Justices. In addition, at that time, the Town Clerk may appoint unaffiliated or minor party voters. During the ensuing four years, the major political parties may continue to appoint Justices to maintain their quota. However, unaffiliated or minor party voters may not be appointed.

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L

Leaf Collection

Please contact the Public Works Complex at 763-7527 for up-to-date information.

Legal Aid

Call for assistance in legal matters at little or no cost, depending on income. Call 541-5000 for more information.

Libraries

Enfield Public Library is located at 104 Middle Road. The phone number is 763-7510. The hours are:

Closed Saturdays during the summer.

The Pearl Street Library is located at 159 Pearl Street. The phone number is 253-6435. The hours are:

Closed Saturdays during the summer.

Enfield Library’s Home Page.

Licenses

Sporting licenses (fishing, hunting, and trapping), as well as civil union and marriage licenses and dog licenses, are available at the Town Clerk’s office (e-mail the Town Clerk). Hunters must show hunter safety certification or a previous (within 5 years) resident hunting license. Children under 16 do not need a fishing license. A Junior Hunting license is $3 and a hunter's safety certification must be shown.

Sporting licenses are good for the calendar year. Available in December for a special holiday gift for the sportsperson in your family!

Free fishing licenses are available for blind and/or mentally retarded persons. Proof of disability is required from any person licensed to practice medicine in this state. Free Handicap licenses are available for those who qualify.

Lifetime Licenses - to qualify for this free license, one must have reached the age of 65, and have been a resident of the State for not less than one year.

Loaves & Fishes

Offer free meals to families in need. Donations of food always welcome. Meals served Monday to Friday 4:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m., and Saturday 11:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Call 741-0226 for information.

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Maps

Town maps are available at the Town Clerk’s office (e-mail the Town Clerk). Plot plans and aerial maps are available from the Building Department and Engineering Department in Town Hall.

Marriage & Civil Union Licenses

The civil union or marriage license is valid for 65 days. There is no waiting period in Connecticut. As soon as the license is issued, the couple may marry. The license fee is $30. For additional information, call 253-6440 or e-mail the Town Clerk.

Massage Therapy

Second and fourth Fridays of the month at the Enfield Senior Center. $7.00 for a 15 minute session. A licensed massage therapist provides on-site massage of the neck, back and shoulders.

Meals-on-Wheels

For information, call 745-9878. Daily and light suppers are delivered Monday - Friday to seniors who are homebound for any reason.

Medical Equipment Loan Closet

Wheelchairs, commodes, bath transfer benches, walkers and other medical equipment are available on loan, up to eight weeks, to any Enfield resident over the age of 60.  Call the Senior Center at 763-7425.

Meeting Rooms

The Enfield Town Hall and both of the Enfield Public Libraries have rooms that may be used for meeting on a limited basis.  For more information, please feel free to call any of the above places for more information.

Mil Rate

The property tax rate is determined by dividing the total budget of the Town by the Net Taxable Grand List that is produced by the Town Assessor. The Net Taxable Grand List is a listing of all of the taxable Real Estate, Motor Vehicles, and Personal Property in the Town as of the assessment date of October 1. A tax rate of one mil produces $1 of taxes on each $1,000 of property assessment.

Motor Vehicles

The Motor Vehicle Departmentis located at 4 Pearson Way, Enfield, CT. Directions:

Ø       I-91 North to Exit 48,

Ø       Right off Exit onto Elm Street,

Ø       Follow Elm Street to a fork in the road,

Ø       Bear left to Shaker Road,

Ø       Right at the second light onto George Washington Road and

Ø       The first left off of George Washington Road is Pearson Way.

Mosquitoes

For information on steps you can take to minimize mosquito infestation, call the North Central District Health Department at 745-0383.

Museums & Historic Places

         The Old Town Hall Museum - Learn about history through the museum's extensive collection of bottles, clothing, farm implements and items from Shaker settlements. The Old Town Hall is located at 1294 Enfield Street. For hours and more information, call 745-1729.

         Martha A Parsons House - This historic home displays the Parson family lifestyle over the past 180 years. The Parson home is located at 1387 Enfield Street. For hours and information, call 745-6064.

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Name Changes

Please call Probate Court at 253-6305.

Neighborhood Services

Neighborhood Services matches need with local, state and federal resources for low income and elderly residents. Located at 786F Enfield Street, 253-6396

Neighborhood Watch

Please call the Police Department at 763-6400.

Newspapers

Daily:

Hartford Courant -- 525-5555

Journal Inquirer -- 646-0500

Weekly:

Enfield Press -- 745-3348

Thrifty Reminder -- 875-3366

Noise Complaints

There is a noise ordinance. Call Police at 763-6400 for information.

Notary Public

• The Town Clerk’s office will notarize most documents. For additional information, please call 253-6440.

• The Enfield Public Library will notarize most documents, check Library for hours.

• The Pearl Street Library will notarize most document, check Library for hours. 

• A notary public is also available at the Angelo Lamagna Center ( 253-6380).

O

Open Air Fires

A burn permit is required. For information, please call Burn Official at the North Central District Health Departmentat 745-0383.

P

Parent Center

The Family Resource Center is located at the Alcorn Elementary School, 1010 Enfield Street. Call 253-5144 for information or e-mail the Social Services Director.

Parking Bans

When the Town of Enfield issues a parking ban, there will be no on-street parking. Any cars found parked on the streets during the parking ban will be towed. During inclement weather, listen to these stations for parking ban updates: WDRC, WTIC, WCCC, WMAS, WVIT.

Parking Tickets

Parking ticket payments may be mailed or paid in person at the Police Department's Records Division. To question or protest a parking ticket, contact the Police at 763-8922.

Passport

Passport applications are available at the Enfield Town Hall in the Probate office on the 2^nd floor. Call 253-6305 for information.

Picnics

Some parks are equipped with tables and grills, and these may be reserved - call Recreation Department at 253-6420 for additional information.

Planning and Zoning

Enfield’s Town Planning and Zoning Commission meets the 1^st and 3^rd Thursday of the month at 7:00 p.m. at the Town Hall. For a list of Commissioners, or for information regarding applications, call 253-6355 or e-mail the Planning Director.

Plumbing Inspections

Contact the Building Official's office at 253-6370 or e-mail the Building Official.

Poison Control Center

Connecticut Emergency Poison Center UCONN Health Center Farmington - call 1-800-343-2722.

Police

Population

2000 Census: 45,212

For additional information, call the Enfield Planning Office at 253-6355 or e-mail the Planning Director.

Post Offices

Enfield Main Office: 31 Palomba Drive, telephone 745-2475

Enfield Street Station: 1430 Enfield Street, telephone 745-3882

Hours: Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. - Saturday 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

Private Wells

Call North Central District Health Department at 745-0383.

Property Records

Land records and maps are recorded and filed in the Town Clerk’s office. These are public records. They include deeds, mortgages, liens and leases. For additional information, call 253-6440 or e-mail the Town Clerk.

Property Taxes

Property taxes are based on the value of your property. For information on the assessed value of property, call 253-6339. For information on tax bills, call 253-6340. These are very busy offices; if no one is available to answer your call, please leave a message in voice mail, and your call will be returned. Taxes are due and payable in July, and January to cover the second half of the real estate bills and the supplemental motor vehicle bills.

Public Transportation

Bus service is provided by Connecticut Transit Authority. For information and schedules, call 525-9181 or 522-8101.

Train service is provided by AMTRAK. Trains run through Windsor from Springfield to New Haven, with connections to Boston and New York. For additional information, call 1-800-872-7245.

Q - R

Rabies

A low-cost rabies clinic for pets is held each year in the spring. For the date and cost, call The Town Clerk's Office at 253-6440 or e-mail the Town Clerk.

Raffles

The Police issue permits to organizations for raffles. For additional information, call 763-6400.

Railroad Crossings

Railroad companies are required to maintain railroad crossings in a safe and acceptably smooth condition. To report problems with crossings or crossing signals, contact the Police at 763-6400.

Recreation Department

The Recreation Department is located in the Angelo Lamagna Center at 19 North Main Street. Office hours: Monday - Friday 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. For more information, call 253-6420 or e-mail the Recreation Superintendent.

Records

Enfield’s real estate records, maps, vital statistics, election records and various other records are maintained in the Town Clerk’s office . For additional information, please call 253-6440 or e-mail the Town Clerk.

Recycling

Curbside service is free to all residents in Enfield. Glass and metal food and beverage containers, newspapers, magazines, corrugated cardboard, and plastics are recyclable. Your bin should be at the curb by 7:00 a.m. on the same day your garbage is collected. You may drop off waste motor oil, storage batteries (car and marine) on the 3^rd Saturday of the month (providing there is no holiday that week) at DPW Complex. A hazardous waste collection center is set up several times a year by the Metropolitan District Commission. Call MDC’sHazwaste line for more information 763-7524 or 763-7560.

Renter's Rebate Program

Qualified applicants must be over 65 or 100% disabled, and rent a home in Enfield. The program runs from May 15^th to September 15^th. For information, call Neighborhood Services at 253-6396 or e-mail the Social Services Director.

Restaurant Inspection

Regular inspection and evaluation of all food establishments assures a high quality of proper food handling practices. For information call, North Central District Health Department at 745-0383.

Rideshare

Designated to assist businesses and individuals interested in forming carpools or vanpools through a matching and referral service. Rideshare is located in the offices of the Train Station and Freight House in Windsor. Call 1-800-842-2150 for more information.

Risk Management

For information and assistance in processing claims involving Town property, contact our Risk Manager at 253-5167.

Rubbish and Recycling Pick-up (see also Trash Collection)<