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Visitors. Brooklyn was once part of the lands claimed by the Mohegan chief, Uncas. The land, deeded in 1680 to Capt. James Fitch, was sold to the first local settlers in 1703. Click Here to Read More. Government.
Town of Brooklyn Connecticut 4 Wolf Den Road, PO Box 356 Brooklyn, CT 06234 (860) 779-3411
The Town of Brooklyn was incorporated in 1786, and in 1819, it became the county seat. The large homes, the jail, the courthouse now used as the Town Hall, all reflect this period of prominence which continued through part of the nineteenth century.
The Grand List is comprised of three parts: Real Estate, Personal Property, and Motor Vehicles. The Assessor's Office must discover, list and equitably value all taxable and exempt property located within the Town of Brooklyn in accordance with Connecticut General Statutes.
The Building Department receives permit applications, reviews building and site plans, and assists the applicant with various questions and issues. The building official inspects all building and home improvement related permits and addresses apartment inspections.
Current Board & Committee Openings. Birth, Marriage & Death Records. Town Ordinance Code. View all.
The Town of Brooklyn offers many Services to Residents. Choose the service you want to learn more about from the list below. Animal; Emergency Services; Communications; Community Organizations; Other Services
We are located on the first floor of the Town Hall Building, first office on the immediate right. The Collector of Revenue’s Division is responsible for the billing and collection of all Town property taxes, sewer use, assessment connection charges and all related penalty charges.
In addition to our museums and their exhibits, the Brooklyn Historical Society sponsors four free history programs each year as well as other special events. We are pleased to welcome new members. Membership forms are available at the museum or by calling 860-774-7728.
Welcome to the Brooklyn Town Clerk’s page! The Town Clerk is responsible for: Recording and indexing the town’s land records. Acting as the town’s Registrar of Vital Statistics and maintaining the town’s vital records. Issuing marriage, dog, and hunting & fishing licenses. Managing public records.