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Local News:
The following information is brought to you as a public service announcement from the Town of Hebron, Connecticut.
Hebron Press Release - Snow Accumulation
For more information, Click
Here.
Hebron Code of Ethics
For more information, Click
Here.
Monthly Calendar Update
To download in PDF format, Click
Here
To View the Current Charter Amendment, Click
Here.
General Code for our Town Code - Charter and Ordinances
For an electronic version...Click
Here.
Peters House Reuse Options
To view the report on the Peters House Reuse Options,
Click
Here.
To view the report, Evaluation for Reuse - The Samuel Peters
House, Click
Here.
Volunteer Opportunities
Are you interested in serving the community on a Town
committee, board, commission or in some other capacity? To learn
more, Click
Here.
Web Link
--- Carpooling Options
The Hebron Website has just added a new link on the
Community Links Page - www.ctrides.com
- this is a site produced by the CT DOT. Through this site you
can learn of some carpooling and vanpooling options to get you
from Hebron to your place of work. Check it out!
Press Releases
FREE Collection and Safe
Disposal of Unwanted Medications:
Communities are concerned about the rise in over-the-counter
(OTC) and prescription drug abuse among teens and contamination
of the drinking water supplies. Join us on April 30th to drop
off your unwanted medications. Help prevent over-the-counter
(OTC) and prescription drug abuse, keep our youth safe and protect
our environment.
For More Info Click
Here.
Main Street Charrette Results:
A Professor from the UConn Architectural and Landscaping school
has offered to conduct a Charette process for our Main Street
area with his junior and senior classes.
Click
Here for more information.
Hebron Heritage Photo Project:
The Hebron Heritage Photo Project moves ahead with announcement
of Photo Scanning Days in the Community Room at Douglas Library.
Dates will be Sat. March 19, Sat. April 16, and Sat. May 21,
2011 from 10:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Townsfolk and others are invited
to bring in their old pictures that relate to Hebron history.
Images will be scanned while you wait.
For more info: Click
Here.
2010 Memorial Day Parade:
Click on the link below to see a video of Hebron's 2010 Memorial
Day Parade. Everyone who was in the parade can now see what
they could not when they marched or rode in vehicles.
Thanks go out to James Marks for providing the video! Click
Here, to view the video.
Salmon River Partnership:
The Town of Hebron along with nine other towns in the Salmon
River watershed have entered into a Partnership with the Nature
Conservancy in a multi-year effort to take actions to preserve
and protect the water quality of the Salmon River that all these
towns share. One of the first products of the Partnership is
a "Salmon River Watershed Municipal Land Use Evaluation
Project". This report reviews and makes recommendations
on land use regulations and public works maintenance practices
of all towns in the Watershed. The Partnership will be sponsoring
workshops throughout the Watershed towns in the next several
months.
For a full copy of the Salmon River Watershed Municipal Land
Use Evaluation Project report, please Click
Here.
For more information contact Shelly Green at the Nature Conservancy
at 203-568-6288.
"Testimonies of a Quiet
New England Town: The Film" is being filmed
in Hebron. Testimonies vividly describes the 1787 seizure of
the Connecticut slaves, Cesar and Lowis Peters and their eight
children, and the family's ultimate rescue by their white Hebron
neighbors. This event is the earliest documented abolitionist
movement in New England.
For more information see the website: www.quiettestimoniesthefilm.org
Lyme Disease Association,Inc., Click Here
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