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Boards Review Subcommittee discusses committee consolidations

Newington's Boards and Commissions Review Subcommittee discussed possible consolidation and dissolution of committees created by resolution. Chairperson A.J. Tiniakos, Councilor Kelly deHaas, and Deputy Mayor Kim Radda met with Town Clerk James E. Krupienski, who presented a memorandum with

Town Council Boards & Commission Review Subcommittee · Meeting of August 3, 2026

CT NEWINGTON — Newington's Boards and Commissions Review Subcommittee discussed possible consolidation and dissolution of committees created by resolution. Chairperson A.J. Tiniakos, Councilor Kelly deHaas, and Deputy Mayor Kim Radda met with Town Clerk James E.

Krupienski, who presented a memorandum with recommendations for each committee. Councilor deHaas identified three committees as candidates for possible disbanding: the Affordable Age-Restricted Housing Committee, the Newington Housing Needs Study Committee, and the Permanent Municipal Building Committee Ordinance Review Subcommittee. The subcommittee also discussed expanding the Open Space Committee's duties to include making recommendations to the full Town Council and requiring future committees to provide final reports before disbanding.

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Source: the Town Council Boards & Commission Review Subcommittee meeting of August 3, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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