Town of Kent,CT

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Town of Kent,CT The official page for the Town of Kent, CT municipal government. Kent is also the perfect destination for
those inclined to take a scenic drive!

Located in the scenic northwest corner
of Litchfield County, Kent was
incorporated in 1739 and 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, fishing,
and camping at State and local parks. Those of us who live in Kent often
comment how lucky we are to have
such a great place to call home.

Streetscape Phase II construction began this morning. Please be cautious in the areas where work is being done, especial...
09/14/2026

Streetscape Phase II construction began this morning. Please be cautious in the areas where work is being done, especially this week in the area of Swift Lane. Traffic control individuals will be in the area to assist with this.

The construction is beginning on the south side of Maple Street, will continue on the east side of South Main Street down to the intersection of South Common Road, will head back up the west side of South Main Street, and continue on the north side of Maple Street. Lane Street will be constructed once the other areas are complete.

For more information about the construction plans, visit https://conta.cc/4xkq8bt

Kent 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony Friday at 8:30 AM Town Hall Commemorate the 25th anniversary of the September 11th attack...
09/08/2026

Kent 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony Friday at 8:30 AM Town Hall

Commemorate the 25th anniversary of the September 11th attacks. Join fellow residents for a gathering that blends reflection, community solidarity, and hopeful remembrance.

09/03/2026

COVERED BRIDGE REOPENED
TREE DAMAGE CLEARED
OPEN TO ALL TRAFFIC

09/03/2026

Covered Bridge Closed.
Emergency Tree Removal.
Use Schaghticoke Road as an alternate route until further notice.

Get it Fixed at Kent’s First Repair CaféThe Housatonic Resources Recovery Authority (HRRA) in conjunction with the Kent ...
08/24/2026

Get it Fixed at Kent’s First Repair Café

The Housatonic Resources Recovery Authority (HRRA) in conjunction with the Kent Sustainability Team, the Kent Conservation Commission and the Kent Memorial Library, will be hosting Kent’s first free Regional Repair Café on Saturday, September 26 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Kent Community House.

Residents can bring their broken, but cherished, items to the Repair Café where volunteer fixers will try to repair them. Repair Cafés prolong the life of household items, reduce waste, and help people save money.

Items such as bicycles, textiles, small wooden furniture, jewelry and computers may be brought to the event for the volunteer fixers for repair. Head to www.hrra.org/repaircafe to learn more.

This is the third regional Repair Café offered by HRRA and the first in Kent. This event is open to the residents of the HRRA region.

“We are thrilled to partner with HRRA and other organizations to be able to offer this free service to area residents,” said Lynn Mellis Worthington, selectman and chair of the Kent Sustainability Team. “The town is particularly grateful to Kent residents Judith Tolkow and Lee Woodbury for suggesting this activity and helping make it a reality.”

WHEN: Saturday, September 26, 2026

10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.

WHERE: Kent Community House

93 N Main Street, Kent, CT 06757

REGISTER: www.hrra.org/repaircafe



Questions? Email [email protected] or call (203) 775-4539

IT'S ALL ABOUT TREES!ETHAN TAPPER:Forester and author Ethan Tapper spoke at Kent Town Hall on 8/13/26, sharing insights ...
08/17/2026

IT'S ALL ABOUT TREES!
ETHAN TAPPER:
Forester and author Ethan Tapper spoke at Kent Town Hall on 8/13/26, sharing insights on forest ecology, conservation, and the importance of responsible land stewardship. Drawing on years of experience managing Vermont’s forest, Tapper discussed how healthy forests benefit wildlife, communities, and the climate. The presentation, sponsored by Kent Land Trust, Kent Conservation Commission and Kent Parks & Recreation Department, offered practical perspectives on caring for woodland in a changing environment while encouraging thoughtful conversations about the future of our forests. 

Did you miss Ethan? That's alright! Click https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jNWGdYNcQcE to watch his presentation!

TREE INCENTIVE PROGRAM:
Trees are a vital component of the tree canopy, providing multiple benefits to the community, including improved physical & mental health, reduced energy costs, and cleaner air quality.
Over the last twenty years, the Kent Conservation Commission has sponsored the planting of over 65 trees along the streets of the Kent Village Center, Kent Center School campus grounds, and in the Flanders Historic District. We also recognize that despite this community effort, gaps remain in Kent's Street Tree canopy due to the loss of large shade trees in the village center.

For more information visit https://www.townofkentct.gov/conservation-commission/pages/street-trees-incentive-program

Kent Conservation Commission Town of Kent,CT The Kent Dispatch

Please be aware that there is another fraudulent email being sent to some Kent residents, requesting payment regarding a...
08/12/2026

Please be aware that there is another fraudulent email being sent to some Kent residents, requesting payment regarding a Special Permit Application and an associated "Application Review and Approval Fee". This new version has Planning and Zoning Commission Chairman Karen Casey's name at the bottom.

Most importantly, DO NOT respond to the email at all, including DO NOT hit "unsubscribe".

If you receive an email such as this, please contact Land Use office at [email protected] or call 860.927.4625.

The Town of Kent is conducting a survey of residents regarding communications. We ask that you fill out the online surve...
08/04/2026

The Town of Kent is conducting a survey of residents regarding communications. We ask that you fill out the online survey to help assess town communications. Your feedback will help us strengthen communications and deepen engagement with our community. Please fill this out before September 30.
The Town of Kent is working on becoming a Sustainable CT town. Sustainable CT is a voluntary certification program recognizing thriving and resilient Connecticut municipalities. The Kent Sustainability Team has initiated this survey in order to fulfill an action step to ensure that all residents can access information the town provides about municipal operations, services, and events.
https://bit.ly/KentCommunications

Address

41 Kent Green Boulevard
Kent, CT
06757

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 4pm
Tuesday 9am - 4pm
Wednesday 9am - 4pm
Thursday 9am - 4pm
Friday 9am - 4pm

Telephone

+18609274627

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