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This website is your digital window into Durham, providing a wealth of resources, latest updates, and a peek into the aspects that make our town extraordinary. Whether you're a long-time resident or a first-time visitor, we invite you to explore, connect, and discover all that Durham has to offer.
Welcome to Durham, Connecticut’s captivating heart in Middlesex County. As your First Selectman, I'm honored to guide you through the unique blend of historical charm and serene landscapes that define our vibrant yet quaint town.
Durham has a full-time Elected Tax Collector who is responsible for the billing and collection of all tax revenue due to the Town and making timely deposits of collections for Town use.
1p Board of Education Policy Committee Meeting. 7a Walking Club. 9:30a Bridge. 5a Town Hall Closed Indigenous Peoples/Columbus Day. 6a LCRVCOG Exec Comm. 2p Board of Education Building Committee Meeting. 11a Drop In Mahjong. 7a Walking Club.
About Town Hall. The Town of Durham is a rural community of approximately 7,388 residents, located about halfway between Hartford and New Haven. We are conveniently situated with easy access to Interstate highway routes 91, 84, 95 and State highway routes 9 and 691.
Accurate plans of what you plan to build. A plan view (overhead) and an elevation (cross-section) of structure. It must be accurate and self explanatory. We prefer scale drawings but non-scale and well dimensioned will be accepted. Size of lumber and spans must be identified.
The Assessor is responsible for discovering, listing, and valuing all real property, business personal property, and motor vehicles located within the legal boundaries of the Town of Durham as of October 1st each year, in accordance with Connecticut State Statutes.
About Durham History. Settled in 1699, Durham was named in May of 1708 and incorporated as a town in October that same year. Originally called Coginchaug, the Native American word for “long swamp,” the area was frequented by the Mattabesset, an Algonquin people.
Board of Education Regional School District 13. GIS Maps and Property Records posted by the Assessor's Office.
Ordinances. New and amended ordinances approved at Town Meetings. Join our newsletter to receive news, announcements, and updates from Town Hall. Ordinances posted by the Town Hall.