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Today's date: 05/17/2012

	Today – Clear (Kent, CT.) 58 °F
	Tomorrow – Clear (Kent, CT.) 41 °F to 73 °F
	Day after tomorrow – Clear (Kent, CT.) 46 °F to 73 °F

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LEGAL NOTICE ANNUAL BUDGET MEETING May 18, 2012

The electors of the Town of Kent and those qualified to vote in the Town Meeting of the Town of Kent are hereby warned and notified that the Annual Budget Meeting of the Town of Kent will be held on Friday, May 18, 2012 at 8:00 PM at Kent Town Hall, 41 Kent Green Boulevard, Kent CT. Notice Budget Summary BOS Budget Detail BOE Budget

Rebate Program for Elderly and Disabled Renters

The Renter's Rebate Program runs from May 15 to September 15, 2012. Click here for more information or contact Jerrilynn Tiso, Director of Social Services/Municipal Agent at 860.927.1586.

CONSERVATION & DEVELOPMENT PLAN NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING

Draft Copy of Plan of Conservation and Development Kent Planning and Zoning Commission continues to look for the resident's input regarding this important Town document. Send all comments to Dan Laroche, Land Use Administrator. View Submitted Comments

CT Environmental Monitor

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Click here for the DEP's List of Contaminated or Potentially Contaminated Sites in CT
Click here for the DEP's List of Contaminated or Potentially Contaminated Sites in Kent

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Kent Town Hall

41 Kent Green Boulevard

Kent, Connecticut 06757

Town History

Welcome to the Town of Kent, Connecticut, located in the scenic northwest corner of Litchfield County. Incorporated in 1739, Kent has had a history as a farming community and thriving iron ore producer. It is now a rural community of about 3,000 residents with many small hamlets, such as Bulls Bridge, Flanders, Kent Hollow, South Kent and The Cobble.

The town offers old-fashioned ways to enjoy life such as hiking, biking, camping and fishing at State and local parks. Kent is also the perfect destination for those inclined to take a scenic drive! Those of us who live in Kent often comment how lucky we are to have such a great place to call home.