Hello Brian,

June is upon us and it is a busy month in the Town of Bloomfield. The Town has raised the PRIDE Flag for PRIDE Month and will be raising the flag for Juneteenth in two weeks.

In addition, the Town is busy putting the final touches on the brand new Town of Bloomfield website, which will be launching in the middle of next week.

We invite all residents to attend the Public Workshop on Wednesday as the Town is updating its Plan of Conservation and Development, known as PLAN BLOOMFIELD!

On Saturday morning, we invite everyone to come out to Bloomfield Center Fire Department for a Breakfast With Bloomfield's Best. Meet the Town's safety personnel and take photos with trucks.

PRIDE Flag Raising Ceremony - June 5

The Police Department is an active participant in the State of Connecticut Prescription Drug Take Back Program. A prescription medication drop-box is located in the lobby of the Bloomfield Police Department, which is open twenty-four hours a day and seven days a week. Residents are encouraged to utilize the medication drop-box as an environmentally-safe way of disposing of their expired or unused medications.

Accepted items for the drop-box are prescriptions (i.e. prescription medications/ointments, and patches), over-the-counter medications, vitamins, samples, and medications for pets. Items that are NOT accepted are needles, sharps, thermometers, hydrogen peroxide, inhalers, aerosol cans, lotions, liquids, or medications from businesses or clinics.    



Anyone with questions about the program may call Support Services Sergeant Thomas at: (860) 242-5501 extension 5162.

Townwide Plan of Conservation and Development Website and Questionnaire are Live!

The Town of Bloomfield is a diverse and multicultural community, and we want to ensure that everyone's voice is heard in our POCD process. Whether you're a long-time resident or you moved here recently, we want to hear your thoughts on how we can create a more inclusive and welcoming community. Share your ideas with us today

Come Bloom With Us - New Employment Opportunities

Administrative Clerk

Under the direction of the Assessor, the Administrative Clerk assists in maintenance of all records and documents of real estate and personal property value and ownership. Confers with property owners and provides information about laws pertaining to motor vehicle taxation, exemption for elderly citizens, and similar tax liability matters. Searches land records for changes in ownership and in response to requests for information from attorneys, real estate agents and the public. Records changes in assessment administrative documents and files to reflect new construction or ownership of property. Performs varied and complex office clerical work and skilled word processing involved in performing a wide range of administrative support tasks.