East Haddam Emergency Management

07/05/2026

Sunday Road Closure 4:30 PM update

Currently there remains more than 30 locations throughout town where there are tree and or wires down in the roadway. Approx. 20 of these locations are completely unpassable to vehicles. Please avoid these areas.

Roads with know issues at this time:

TRIANGLE RD MOODUS CT 06469
MILLINGTON RD EAST HADDAM CT 06423
BASHAN RD EAST HADDAM CT 06423
DESMOND RD EAST HADDAM CT 06423
COVE RD MOODUS CT 06469
HIGHLAND AVE EAST HADDAM CT 06423
BEEBE RD EAST HADDAM CT 06423
SARAH BAKER RD EAST HADDAM CT 06423
SCHULMAN VESELAK RD EAST HADDAM CT 06423
ORCHARD RD EAST HADDAM CT 06423
MITCHELL RD EAST HADDAM CT 06423
WEST RD EAST HADDAM CT 06423
HAYWARDVILLE RD EAST HADDAM CT 06423
SHANAGHAN RD EAST HADDAM CT 06423
N MOODUS RD MOODUS CT 06469
WICKHAM RD EAST HADDAM CT 06423
POWERHOUSE RD MOODUS CT 06469
HOPYARD RD EAST HADDAM CT 06423
HAYWARDVILLE RD EAST HADDAM CT 06423
MOUNT PARNASSUS RD EAST HADDAM CT 06423
TATER HILL RD EAST HADDAM CT 06423
DANIEL PECK RD EAST HADDAM CT 06423
JOE WILLIAMS RD MOODUS CT 06469
GRIST MILL RD MOODUS CT 06469
ORCHARD RD EAST HADDAM CT 06423
GRIST MILL RD COT 1 MOODUS CT 06469
LEESVILLE RD MOODUS CT 06469
SIMS LN EAST HADDAM CT 06423

PLEASE NOTE THIS MAY NOT BE ALL INCLUSIVE AND WILL NOT BE UPDATED AS ROADS OPEN

03/15/2026

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02/21/2026

A Winter Storm Warnings has been issued for East Haddam with Blizzard Warnings just south of us along the coast starting at 6:00 AM Sunday until 6:00 PM on Monday. The current forecast is calling for well over 1FT of snow between Sunday afternoon and Monday midday, with blizzard conditions possible. Please take today to prepare. You should monitor local Media for the most current forecast.

01/24/2026

Total snowfall is expected to range from 16” – 20” across most of the state with 10” – 16” in southern Connecticut where sleet could mix in for a while Sunday evening. Snow is expected to start Sunday morning and continue into the day on Monday. During the peak of the storm snow could come down at a rate or 3+ inches an hour.

This storm is expected to have a significant impact on travel Sunday. Now is the time for residents to prepare both your home and vehicle. Please complete errands by early Sunday morning and stay off the roads during the storm unless you absolutely need to travel. This will help allow emergency responders and public works crews to safely do their jobs.

As always, please report any emergencies via 911. Thank you and stay safe.

01/22/2026

Good time to start to prepare!

While there is still a lot of uncertainty about the snow potential for this weekend, what we do know is that it will extremely cold with temperatures in the single digits Saturday and Sunday with windchills well into the negatives overnight Saturday. These could be some of the coldest temps we’ve seen is many years.

In addition to preparing you home and cars for these cold temps, please remember you need to bring your pets inside and provide dry shelter for your outdoor animals.