The Board of Selectmen began its review of the town's $13.5 million Capital Improvement Plan.

Governor Ned Lamont is directing US and state flags on all Connecticut state government buildings and properties lowered to half-staff from sunrise to sunset on Friday, October 2, 2026, in honor of the Connecticut Department of Transportation employee who was struck and killed by a motor vehicle last week while on the job doing road maintenance work on Interstate 95 in Fairfield.

First Selectman Bruce Walczak responded to questions on multiple topics during the latest Brews With Bruce program at Newtown Senior Center.

The Board of Education CFF Subcommittee discussed the district's new building projects tracker, transportation updates, and an RFP for the school lunch program contract.

Fire reports from Wednesday, September 16-Wednesday, September 23, 2026.

Newtown's Planning & Zoning Commission discussed collaborations with others boards and commissions on the POCD and two 8-24 referrals.

Superintendent of Schools Anne Uberti presented the year two update of Newtown Public Schools’ 2025-28 Operational Strategic Goals to the Board of Education.

Police reports for September 9 through 17, 2026.

Newtown Historical Society is postponing its "One-Room Schoolhouse" event. || UPDATE: This event is being postponed again, this time to November 7.