FBI - 2019 Internet Crime Report Released

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Current National Cybersecurity Level

National Drug Take-Back Day

Westbrook, Ct, October 24th 2020:  

On October 24th from 10 am – 2 pm the Westbrook Resident Trooper Office, the Connecticut State Police, Troop F and the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) will give the public an opportunity to preve...

Vote for Town Center Mural

Vote for Town Center Mural

Westbrook has plans for a mural to invigorate its Town Center, and is asking residents to vote for their favorite of two renderings, currently on display at 14 Westbrook Place (former Nautical Needles storefront next to the Turtl...

Requests for Temporary Outdoor Dining

On May 13, 2020, the Westbrook Zoning Commission authorized Eric Knapp, Planning, Zoning and Development Coordinator, to review requests for temporary outdoor dining for restaurants that are looking to open the same pursuant to Executive Order 7MM issued ...

Town News and COVID-19 Community Updates

 To the Residents of Westbrook,

Released - September 14, 2020

First Selectman Bishop

COVID-19 Update & Mosquito Bite Prevention Awareness

Total # of COVID-19 Cases Among Westbrook Residents (Since the Beginning of the Pandemic): 35Please Note: An...

COVID-19 Diligence for Westbrook & Connecticut

In the State of Connecticut’s battle against COVID-19, there’s a vast difference from where we were in mid-April to where we are now.

Currently, COVID-19 continues to trend well in the State of Connecticut compared to other areas of th...

Wearing Cloth Face Coverings in Public Settings

Recommendation from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the Westbrook Health Department:

The CDC and the Westbrook Health Department recommend wearing cloth face coverings in public settings where other social distanc...

COVID-19 - Town News and Community Updates

 To the Residents of Westbrook, 

I want to provide an update on items of importance to all of us.  Last week, we closed the Town Hall and did a deep cleaning of our municipal facilities consistent with CDC guidelines to ensure th...

Governor Lamont: “Stay Safe, Stay Home"

Coronavirus Related Information & News

The Town of Westbrook, Ct. Health Department is helping our residents stay informed with the latest developments and information on their webpage(s).  

If you suspect you have Coronavirus symptoms (fever, shortness of breath, cou...

Westbrook Seeks Input On POCD Strategies

The survey follows up from a community survey conducted in the spring of 2020 and listening sessions con...

Westbrook Town Hall Reopening

PRESS RELEASE

Westbrook Town Hall Reopening

Noel Bishop, First Selectman

The Westbrook Town Hall will reopen to the public on Monday September 14, 2020. This reopening date was thoroughly discussed and agreed upon by the Westbrook COVID-19 Recovery Committee...

Summer Reminder of Ordinance

Resolved: That Article I of the Code of Ordinances is hereby amended to add a new Section 2-10 as follows:

Sec. 2-10. - Use of Town Properties

(a) Definitions. For the purposes of this section, the word "Board" shall mean the Board of Se...

Falls Prevention Month

Did you know that 1 in 4 Americans aged 65+ falls every year? Falls are the leading cause of fatal and non-fatal injuries for older Americans. Falls are costly—in dollars and in quality of life. 

However, falling is not an inevitable par...

SNAP Food Replacement Benefits

If your SNAP household experienced food loss due to the power outages caused by recent Tropical Storm Isaias, you may qualify for food replacement SNAP benefits.

To apply, you will need to complete two forms to demonstrate proof of food loss. 

You...

Important Updates from the CT Dept of Labor

Unemployed Due to COVID-19?

You should file for unemployment benefits. Check out the latest guidance for both workers and employers.

Fraud Alert

The USDOL Inspector General uncovered a scam that’s targeting people who file for unemployment benefits...

9-Town Transit Service Changes

9 - Town Transit - Important Service Changes

As the Shoreline begins to reopen, 9 Town Transit is restoring bus services.

Route 641 Regular Schedule

Route 641 to Madison will resume the regular schedule on June 22nd.

All other routes, Dial-A-Ride and ADA para...

Senior Center Update

**ATTENTION SENIOR CENTER PARTICIPANTS**

AS OF MARCH 16, 2020, DUE TO THE RISK OF COVID-19 (CORONAVIRUS) SPREADING AMONG ELDERLY PERSONS 

IN CONGREGATE SETTINGS,

ALL MEALS AND ACTIVITIES HAVE BEEN SUSPENDED INDEFINITELY 

During our closure,...

Online Purchasing of Food With SNAP Benefits

UPDATED June 1, 2020--Online purchasing of food with SNAP benefits.  

The Department of Social Services is working with participating food retailers—Amazon, Walmart and ShopRite--to offer online purchasing of food with SNAP bene...

Food Assistance

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