Colebrook Community Update: Infrastructure Improvements, Legal Discussions, and Upcoming Events

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Updates are currently being made in Colebrook, including several infrastructure projects. The Department of Public Works (DPW) is installing new drains on Robertsville, Old Forge, and Eno Hill Roads, with the work expected to last 7-10 days. This follows recently completed drainage improvements on Pine Road. Additionally, road sweeping has been carried out on recently chip-sealed roads to enhance driving conditions.

In legal matters, Town Attorney Pat Power will meet with the Boards of Finance and Selectmen next week to discuss the ongoing Wind Colebrook South tax appeal. This process is expected to continue for several months before a final decision is reached.

The town has rescheduled a ceremony to honor Vietnam-era veterans to Thursday, June 20th, at 5 p.m., due to the availability of Lt. Governor Susan Bysiewicz. The event will take place in the Town Hall’s second-floor meeting room and is open to the public, with refreshments provided. Department of Veteran’s Affairs Commissioner Ronald Welch will also participate.

The Colebrook DPW, in partnership with the Colebrook Historical Society, has refurbished the town’s blue historical marker, first erected in 1980. This update complements the nearby Seymour Inn. Additionally, a household hazardous waste collection day is scheduled for Saturday, June 8th, at the Falls Village Public Works Garage.