Due to the excessive heat,  Cooling Centers will be open in Town Hall in the  E Paul Martin Room and Loretta Brickley Room from 8:30am - 5:00pm
The Senior Center will be open for our seniors as a Cooling Center from 8:00 am - 4:00pm

The Federal website for ordering  Free COVID test kits is up and running .   Click here go to the website to order.


In accordance with the CDC guidelines, as of now, masks will be required in all Town Municipal Buildings if you are under the age of 12 and unvaccinated.

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COVID-19 Update:
Visit www.hvhd.us for information about COVID-19 vaccines and testing and to make an appointment.
If you need telephonic assistance, Connecticut’s Vaccine Appointment Assist Line is available at 877-918-2224, seven days a week from 8:00am to 8:00pm
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History of New Milford


Pursuant to Section 7-148(5)(D) of the General Statues, State of Connecticut, a Town Historian shall be appointed in the Town of New Milford to promote knowledge, appreciation and dissemination of Town of New Milford history. Also, all requests concerning the Roger Sherman Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution may be forwarded to the Town Historian.

The Webmasters are delighted to announce the opening of the New Milford Historical Society's web page at http://www.nmhistorical.org . It is a beautiful site and it contains a wealth of information. Since the Society posted its own Historical Timelines , the New Milford Webmasters will not continue that same endeavor here and, instead, respectfully defer to the expertise of the Society.

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Contact Information

The New Milford Town Historian is Joanne R Chapin
151 Chapin Road, New Milford, CT 06776. 

Phone: 860 354-7497
Email: CTYankeeRN@netscape.net

Hours: By appointment