CLINTON POLICE DEPARTMENT
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CLINTON POLICE DEPARTMENT
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BEACH PARK ROAD IS NOW CLOSED TO ALL THRU TRAFFIC. As the tidal gate/bridge replacement is underway, vehicles will not be able to travel south of Route 1 beyond Osprey Commons. All roads to the south of that point may only be accessed via Causeway and Shore Road. BE ADVISED THAT THERE ARE NO ALTERNATE ROUTES AROUND THE CLOSURE. All streets in the area of the closure do not bypass the bridge closure. Detour signs are posted. Police will have increased patrols in the area. Please obey all traffic laws and allow a little extra time to safely travel through the area.
JULY 1, 2026
GROVE BEACH IMPROVEMENT
ASSOCIATION TAXES NOW DUE
JULY 1, 2026
GROVE BEACH IMPROVEMENT
ASSOCIATION TAXES NOW DUE
TO MEMBERS OF THE GROVE BEACH IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION
The full amount of taxes levied on the Grand List of October 1, 2025 is due and payable July 1, 2026. If these taxes are not paid before August 3, 2026, they become delinquent and will be subject to interest at the rate of 1½% per month calculated from July 1. The minimum interest charge is $2.00. Tax payments are payable to the Grove Beach Improvement Association and should be mailed to the GBIA, PO Box 50, Clinton, CT 06413.
CYNTHIA STULPIN, GBIA TAX COLLECTOR
Clinton Harbor Master
Clinton Harbor Master
There will be a new mooring registration process within Clinton waters as the Harbor Management Commission has recently adopted approved mooring fields in certain, dedicated areas along the Clinton shoreline in Long Island Sound. You will see that anyone looking to install a private mooring for a boat must complete a mooring registration form and obtain approval through the Harbormasters office prior to installing the mooring. The registration form can be found at Harbormaster | Clinton, CT.
Rob Derry
Harbormaster - Town of Clinton
Dockmaster - Clinton Town Marina
rderry@clintonct.org
Westbrook transfer station
Westbrook transfer station
Please be advised contractors arriving at the Westbrook Transfer Station must be able to show they are working in the Town of Westbrook. We have had a great number of contractors state they are working for various beach associations. Please provide me (JRiggio@westbrookct.us) with the name of any contractor performing beach cleaning/landscaping work and give them a letter from the Beach Association to show to the attendant. Contractors arriving without this documentation will be denied access to the Transfer Station.
John A. Riggio, Director of Public Works
Town of Westbrook
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