The Manchester Police Department is issuing an Snow Emergency Parking Ban in advance of a significant winter storm forecasted for this weekend and into early next week.The parking ban will take effect at 4:00 p.m. on Sunday, February 22, and will remain in effect until 6:00 a.m. on Tuesday, February 24.
Trash and recycling curbside collection will not occur on Monday, 2/23. The normal collection schedule will be pushed back 1 day all week. Residents should keep their trash and recycling bins away from the streets and sidewalks until after snow cleanup has been completed.
Town of Manchester Newsletter for Important Town News, Information, and Events.
Published on January 29, 2024
The Town of Manchester is excited to have received a $7.5 million Community Investment Fund grant to fund long-sought safety and streetscape improvements to Downtown. The project is intended to do what the Manchester community has asked us to do for many years: Invest in Downtown to make it an even better destination for everyone: Residents; Business and property owners; Customers; Employees and Visitors.
We look forward to continuing to engage with the community in the coming months to inform community members about what is in the conceptual plans, what’s not, and to get community feedback .
Please visit the project web page https://yourvoicemattersmanchesterct.com/downtown-manchester-improvements-project and be on the lookout for a series of open houses. Discussion in the community has already begun, which is great!
Here are some details for those who care about Downtown and are interested in the project:
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Gary Anderson, Director of Manchester Planning & Economic Development
ganderson@manchesterct.gov | 860- 647-3044