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Welcome to the Town of Darien Website

The purpose of the Town of Darien Web site is to provide timely information about our community, its services, and some of its activities. Many Darien organizations and businesses can be found through the Darien Community Information Network.

While a sincere effort is made to insure an accurate representation of all information herein, there is no guarantee of such accuracy and you are advised not to rely thereon.

Official documents are on file for your examination at the appropriate Town offices and agencies, with some copies available at the Darien Library.

Upcoming Events in Darien

3/22/2010

Darien Beautification Commission

3/23/2010

Darien Housing Authority

3/23/2010

TV 79 Advisory Board

3/23/2010

Planning & Zoning Commission

Town News & Information

CL&P Alert to Homeowners - Damaged Customer Equipment Must be Repaired By Licensed Electricians Before Power Can Be Restored

H1N1 Flu Facts & Information

H1N1 vaccine is available at the Health Department. Please call (203) 656-7320 for an appointment.

Town Employment Opportunities

Darien Health Department Announces New Food Handlers Training Program

New Police & Fire Alarm Registration Required by January 1, 2009

Dog Licensing Facts
(Legal Notice)

- All dogs over 6 months must be licensed.
- All dogs must by licensed by June 30th of each year.
- A $1 fee will be charged for each month late.
- All dogs must have a current rabies vaccination.

Applications for dogs that have not previously been registered in Darien can be found here.

Gov. Rell: Public, Business Urged to Report Storm Damage

Governor M. Jodi Rell today urged residents and businesses to quickly report storm-related damage to their local Town or City Hall. Cities and towns need to complete the “Preliminary Damage Assessment” forms that were sent out earlier this week by the state Department of Emergency Management and Homeland Security. The forms collect data on state and municipal damages and expenses, information that is then part of the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s decision whether Connecticut meets the criteria for federal disaster assistance. “It is vital that homeowners and business owners report their losses to their respective city leaders so that the information we provide to FEMA is as complete as possible,” Governor Rell said. The deadline for cities, towns and state agencies to submit the assessment forms to DEMHS is Monday, March 22.

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Darien Receives "HeartSafe Community Award"