Board of Selectmen, July 23, 2026

The Board of Selectmen meeting for Greenwich Community Television on July 23, 2026, covered a range of community and municipal issues with some procurement-related discussions. Key topics included updates on infrastructure capacity challenges affecting new housing developments and affordable housing projects, highlighting concerns about utility capacity and associated costs. The board approved a temporary road closure for the St. Roch's feast event and amended the town flag policy to clarify flag-raising procedures and oversight. They also approved the use of a town lot for a tower crane operation related to a construction project at 19 Benedict Avenue, specifying a Monday through Wednesday schedule to minimize disruption. Additionally, the Historic District Commission was appointed to study the potential designation of 299 Riverside Avenue as a local historic property. A new town ordinance addressing illegal vehicle use and street takeovers was introduced for first reading, aiming to empower enforcement actions including vehicle seizure to enhance public safety. No specific contract awards or RFPs were discussed, but infrastructure and community event approvals with potential budget implications were addressed.