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How to Alert 9-1-1 to Your
Special Needs
Homeland Security Emergency Checklist
Connecticut Easter Seals |
 The
State of Connecticut has implemented a state-of-the-art emergency notification
system to alert residents anywhere in the state about life-threatening emergency
conditions. You can get emergency alerts sent to you on any communication method
you use, such as your cell phone, email, text message, or certain hearing
impaired receiving devices, just by providing your information, and keeping it
updated, on the CT Alert ENS Citizen Sign-Up Page.
CT Alert Flyer
CT Alert FAQ's
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 Road
Work
The Town of Marlborough will be painting street lines, Friday, July 30th.
Traffic delays should be expected.
We appreciate your cooperation.
Any questions contact Dean Hunniford, Public Works Supervisor at (860) 295-6229
or
publicworks@marlboroughct.net
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Marlborough Water Pollution Control Authority
Grinder Pump & Gravity sewer lateral connection
Preventive Maintenance Instructions
Click Here
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IRS.GOV
American
Recovery
&
Reinvestment
Act
of 2009
(ARRA)
tax provisions
for individual tax returns due April 15, 2010 and 2011
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 Japanese
Knotweed is highly invasive and dangerous to our lake
Visit the Lake Advisory Commission page
for more details |
 Last
Chance to Order!
The Marlborough Parks and Recreation Commission is offering 911 Reflective
Signs for sale as a public service for Marlborough residents. Proceeds of
the sale go to Friends of Blish Park Playscape and will help upkeep our
newly renovated playscape. The cost of the sign is $20.
Click for Flyer
Click to Order
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CELL PHONES FOR SOLDIERS
& THE TOWN OF MARLBOROUGH
KICK
OFF CELL PHONE COLLECTION DRIVE
Click for more
details...
Cell Phones for Soldiers and The Town of
Marlborough is asking for our community to support the soldiers
overseas. Donated old cell phones are sold to a recycling company. The
Cell Phones for Soldiers organization then purchases calling cards and
sends them overseas to our soldiers so they can stay connected with their
families.
You can support our local collection drive by donating your
unwanted cell phones, regardless of their condition, at any Town location
including:
- Town Hall, 26 North Main Street
- Transfer Station, 76 Quinn Road
- Senior Center, 17 School Drive
- Richmond Library, 15 School Drive
Any questions please contact Darlene Crowley, 295-6229 (v.m.box 302)
publicworks@marlboroughct.net
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HOW TO ALERT
9-1-1 TO YOUR SPECIAL NEEDS You should complete
the form in the link
if you want your police department, fire department, ambulance,
or other emergency response agencies to know about medical
conditions or disabilities when you call 9-1-1 in an emergency.
When you call 9-1-1 from a wireline phone, Connecticut’s 9-1-1
emergency telephone service displays your name, address, and
telephone number at your local 9-1-1 answering point. (A
wireline phone is a phone that has a wire from a telephone pole
to your home.) Filling out this form will alert the 9-1-1
operator that you or someone else living in your household has a
medical condition or disability. This information helps the
9-1-1 operator to provide appropriate emergency help.
For details, please click on this link:
How to Alert 9-1-1 to Your
Special Needs |
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Community
Voice
Channel
Programming Guide |
The Food Bank of
Marlborough
The Food Bank of Marlborough serves qualified residents of
Marlborough, and is located at 3 Wilhenger Drive, Marlborough,
CT. The phone number is 295-6008 (can only be reached during
open hours). The hours of operation are: 10 am to noon and 3:30
to 5:30 pm on Tuesdays. The Food Bank is also open the first
Saturday of each month from 10 am to noon for donations only.
There is a food drop off box at Marlborough Town Hall for
non-perishable items. The Food Bank will be closed if school is
closed for the day.
The Food Bank of Marlborough is now a 501(c)3 charitable
organization, and is sponsored by the Congregational Church of
Marlborough. It is eligible for employer matching funds.
Monetary donations by check, made out to The Food Bank of
Marlborough, can be mailed to: Food Bank, c/o Marlborough Town
Hall, 26 North Main Street, PO Box 29, Marlborough, CT. 06447.
Other arrangements for donation drop offs can be made by
emailing marlboroughfoodbank@comcast.net or by calling the Food
Bank during open hours. Specific food need lists can also be
requested via email or by calling.
The Food Bank of Marlborough is managed by Linda Cherry, and is
staffed by volunteers. If you would like to volunteer at the
Food Bank, please call, show up during open hours, or email. |
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