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Fire Commission Appoints John Hoffmann as Fire Marshal

Newington Fire Commissioners appointed John Hoffmann as Fire Marshal in a unanimous vote after eight applications and an oral board process with subsequent interviews. Hoffmann, who previously served as Assistant Fire Marshal in Newington and with the South Windsor Fire Department, was sworn in by

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Government · Town Council

Council approves tax exemptions for disabled military veterans

The Town Council voted unanimously to expand tax exemptions for disabled military veterans under new state authority, effective October 1, 2026. Assessor Danielle Dippolino will administer the program and plans outreach to the Veterans Administration and an open house for veterans.

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ZBA Upholds Violation Against Pool Rental Business

Newington's zoning board upheld a pool rental violation. The Zoning Board of Appeals unanimously denied Christopher Barsa's appeal to rent his pool through Swimply, finding it violated residential zoning ordinances. Neighbors testified the rentals disrupted the neighborhood with traffic, noise, and

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Government · Planning and Zoning

Zoning Board Denies Pool-Rental Violation Appeal

Newington's Zoning Board of Appeals denied a homeowner's appeal of a pool-rental violation. The board upheld a notice Zoning Enforcement Officer Eric Hinckley issued July 14 against Christopher Barissa of 82 Pfister Drive, who rented his backyard pool through Swimply.com.

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Government · Town Council

Town Manager Altshul Resigns Effective Sept. 2

Newington's Town Manager Jonathan Altshul announced he will resign effective September 2, hours after the Town Council voted 8-0 to enter executive session on succession planning for his own position.

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