Selectman Kristi Sogofsky

05/25/2026

A few pics from the parade and ceremony honoring those who made the ultimate sacrifice. Thankfully the weather cooperated!

05/25/2026

Congrats to all the runners, walkers and volunteers who braved the rain this morning for the Memorial Mile!

05/25/2026

PARADE UPDATE… the Memorial Day Parade will start at 1PM today. It’s delayed to avoid the rain.

Participants should arrive at the Easton Fire Station at noon. Line-up starts at 12:30 PM. The Parade now steps off at 1 PM and ends at Town Hall.

Following the parade there will be a ceremony honoring those who gave their lives defending America and our freedoms.

After the ceremony, short remembrances will be held at the Easton Cemeteries. All are welcome.

05/06/2026

Unofficial referendum results. All five items pass. Thank you for voting!

05/05/2026

It’s a beautiful day to vote in our annual budget referendum. Polls are open until 8pm.
Also a great day to catch the SSES vs HKMS staff softball game! First pitch is 4:15.

05/04/2026

Remember to vote tomorrow. 6am-8pm at SSES.

04/30/2026

Spent the day at the state Capitol with two of the best… State Representative Tony Scott and State Senator Tony Hwang. We’re lucky to have them as our voice for Easton in Hartford.

04/15/2026

April 30. Info session with CT DOT on the Valley Road bridge project.

The CT Department of Transportation will be holding an in-person public information meeting about the rehabilitation of the bridge carrying Valley Road over the Aspetuck River in Easton on Thursday, April 30, 2026, at 7:00 p.m. at the Easton Public Library (691 Morehouse Road). A Q&A session will immediately follow the presentation.
Comments and questions can be submitted for two weeks after the hearing, from April 30 through Thursday, May 14, 2026, to Hayley Martin at [email protected], [email protected], or (860) 594-2020.

04/09/2026

Thank you State Representative Tony Scott. It’s time to update the mandate requiring printed legal notices.

I proposed a bill this session to remove an unfunded mandate on our towns.

Municipal budgets are strained and my legislation, which passed the House today, looks to ease some of the burden from the state. This bill would allow municipalities to satisfy public legal notice mandates through municipal internet websites and online local newspapers in lieu of publication in a physical newspaper. The bill must still be voted on in the Senate. The legislative session ends on May 6.

02/23/2026

Crews are out working but conditions are not good. The best way for you to help is to stay home.

Dangerous road conditions! Please stay off the roads! Snow has been piling up faster than can be managed and high winds are causing white out conditions and snow drifts to form. Once the storm ends it will take quite some time to clear the roads fully. Please stay home through the duration of the storm and do not venture out until it is safe to do so.