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Newly elected
Anne Hughes
On November 8th, 2018 Easton resident Anne Hughes won the election for State Representative of the 135th District, which covers the towns of Easton, Weston, and parts of Redding. Learn more...
Upcoming Event: Visit with Anne Hughes in Hartford
More information on this event will be forthcoming. Contact Nanette DeWester with questions at eastonctdems@gmail.com.
LEND YOUR SUPPORT
This ordinance will be on the agenda during the Board of Selectman meeting on Thursday, April 4, 2019. All are encouraged to come and speak to one or a few points that matters most to you.
- No shooting within 500 feet of an occupied building
- No shooting at a target more than 75 feet away
- No projectile may leave the property it is shot from
- No target shooting on Sundays or from one hour before sunset until 10AM
- No assault weapons in Easton
- No detachable magazines capable of holding more than 10 rounds
- No shooting by a minor without adult supervision
- No firearms on public property except as part of a civic or ceremonial event
- Firearms must be stored in a locked container or with a locking device
- The ordinance does not apply to peace officers, acts of self-defense, organized shooting ranges or clubs, or to display firearms
- Penalty of $500 per violation
A Word From Your Appointed Officials
Working for You.
The Easton Democratic Committee represents progressive, common sense, and cost-effective solutions for our town that reduce the personal burdens on residents, and improve the quality of life in our community.
Easton isn't just a bedroom community. We don't just come home to sleep. We come to Easton to be HOME. Its my job to make sure Eastonites get more engaged voting for their own interests, and not just accepting what's always been.
Education is the foundation of a civil society. Without a good educational system not only do our community values suffer, our society fails as well.
In this era we cannot afford the status quo. That’s why I ran for public office. To engage our communities’ will and collaborate with leaders across CT to find viable, equitable solutions for the challenges we face.