PRINT VERSION KNOW YOUR TOWN (l.);  Weston Town Hall in warm weather:  "Speak Up 2008" video online - are issues the same as they were in February?  Click on Town Seal (next) to go to Town Departments; have a question about a Town Board or Commission (i.e. "Who's on P&Z?")?  Answers here - Quick Links:

"Know Your Town Directory On-Line Edition"
Link to table of contents here.

Quick Links: 

• Table of Contents.
  
• Members of Boards, Commissions or Committees - elected...or appointed.
• Photo identification of important places for Weston government activity;
• Take the "how well do you know Weston" snap quiz.
• Quick link to the schools here;
• On-line Town Charter.
• Our contacts to elected government officials representing Weston in State and National Office.

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SNAPSHOTS OF WESTON, CONNECTICUT...
Click on pictures to explore this page!  For more information: TABLE OF CONTENTS


In the first historic district in Weston...and just some history itself:
Left to right:  Jarvis Military Academy, Town Hall, Town Hall addition (Commission Room), Weston Library (viewed in previous photo as a reflection).  Next, the main firehouse (Lyons Plain not shown).

Memorable views elsewhere in Weston...
And the Juliana Lachat Preserve, purchased by the Town of Weston and its equal partner, The Nature Conservancy--not in the historic district, but on Godfrey Road.  At the right, a photo of the Saugatuck Reservoir when almost full...
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School Road (Board of Education headquarters first)...the map of Referendum projects:


Town Hall Annex (also Board of Education Headquarters' annex).  The schools, all on School Road:  Weston Intermediate School, Weston High School, Weston Middle School (where the Town votes each November), Hurlbutt Elementary School and the football field and really cool track!
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Facilities
The tertiary treatment plant for some of school road activities (not Hurlbutt);  the Department of Public Works on Old Hyde Road.  Recycling, Transfer Station panorama (Godfrey Road) above, right.
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Weston at play!
Morehouse Farm Park, for active recreation, and the Saugatuck Reservoir for fishing, and just looking. The Weston Volunteer Fire Department organizes the Memorial Day Parade.
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QUICK LINKS:  GO DIRECT TO NAMES OF BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS:
Town Offices (alphabetically) HERE

(WE ARE UNSURE ABOUT THE ACCURACY OF OUR LIST OF JUSTICES OF THE PEACE)

ELECTED:

• Board of Selectmen
• Board of Education
• Board of Finance
• Planning and Zoning Commission
• Police Commission
• Board of Assessment Appeals
• Board of Assessment Appeals Alternates
• Zoning Board of Appeals
• Zoning Board of Appeals Alternates
  

APPOINTED:

• Board of Ethics
• Building Board of Appeals
• Building Committee
• Capital Planning Committee
• Charter Revision Commission (work completed)
• Commission on Aging
• Conservation Commission
• Deer Management Committee
• Historic District Commission
• Historic District Commission Alternates
• Library Board
• Select Committee for Lachat House
• Lachat Advisory Committee
• Nature Center Building Committee (title as listed with Town Clerk - Ad Hoc Committee begun in 2001)
• Panel of Moderators
• Parks and Recreation Commission
• Commission for Children and Youth
• Weston Commission for the Arts
• Ivy Moore Cottage Administration
• Area Nine (9) Cable Council
• South Western Regional Planning Agency
• Town Historian
• Westport-Weston Health District
• South Western CT EMS Council, Inc.

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"Know Your Town On-Line" provides the answers to some basic questions about the Town of Weston and its government!

Snap Quiz on Weston Government:

• When was the LWV of Weston "Speak Up" this year?  (Answer:  Click here to watch streaming video of Speak Up 2008!)
• Who are the members of the newly elected Board of Selectmen? 
• Who were the previous women on this Board?  (Answer:  Barbara Wagner, Susan Hutchinson, Helen Speck.)
• Which historic district building recently received much needed work? Onion Barn, Jarvis Millitary Academy, Town Hall or the Toy Factory?
• Click on Jarvis Military Academy to go to Weston Historical Society;
• When is the latest date for the ATBM?  What is the ATBM?  Answers in the Town of Weston Charter.
  

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We do not post telephone numbers or e-mail addresses of elected or appointed officials here - TOWN CLERK

Know Your Town Directory ON-LINE:  Weston, Connecticut
For official and up-to-date information about Town of Weston Government and Elections:
LINK TO THE OFFICE OF THE TOWN CLERK HERE;
Check out the Town of Weston website for Municipal Permits and Regulations.
Read the Charter here!


CONTENTS:

Introduction

General Information

Town Offices

Elected Officials

Appointed Officials - the evaluation of Town Attorney is being undertaken by the newest Select Committee - another New Select Committee

Weston Public Schools

Contact  Weston's State and National Representatives:

Directory of CT Federal & State Elected Officials

ConneCT - State of Connecticut Website

"The First Selectman shall be an ex-officio member of all agencies of the Town but without power to vote."

Also from the same section of the Charter...

"The First Selectman shall be responsible for directing relationships with State, Regional, and Federal agencies which will or are likely to have an effect on the Town."  (Charter of the Town of Weston, Article 4, Section 4.1).

The office of the First Selectman is in Town Hall (pictured below).

NEXT Board of Selectmen's AGENDA...

DID YOU KNOW THAT...SOME SPECIAL MEETINGS are held with just 24-hour notice posted in the Town Clerk's Office in Town Hall? Boards and Commissions register their "regular meeting dates" with the Secretary of the State in Hartford at the beginning of the calendar year...any meeting not on that list is a "Special Meeting."

Something else to know: no action can be taken while in executive session.  In order to vote on any matter, the fact that there may be a vote taken should appear in the notice.

GENERAL INFORMATION:
(Dates of terms, and telephone numbers, supplied originally by the Town Clerk's Office; updates for mid-term appointments and re-appointments as approved by Board of Selectmen) 

Town of Weston, Connecticut
Form of Government: Board of Selectmen/Town Meeting

Town Profile:
Weston is located in Fairfield County. The population in 2000 (U.S. Census) was 10,037.  Weston is approximately 20.9 square miles in area and is residential (two-acre zoning) with little commercial, and no industrial activity.

Please note that Boards and Commissions may change their regularly scheduled meetings by posting a change in the Town Clerk's Office (222-2616 or 2617)

Building Inspector Office Hours:

8am to 11am every day; apply for permits or make appointments for inspections between the hours of 9am through
12 noon - 222-2659

Transfer/Recycling Station Hours:

located at 237 Godfrey Road East
Monday: 9:00AM to 3:45PM
Tuesday - Friday: 8:00AM to 3:45PM
Saturday: 8:00AM to 2:45PM

Weston Public Library Hours:  Link to Library Board

located at 56 Norfield Road
Monday - Friday (except Wed.): 9:00AM to 5:00PM
Wednesday: 9:00AM to 8:00PM
Saturday: 10:00AM to 4:00PM
Sunday (closed during the summer): 12 NOON to 4:00PM

Public Access Cable Channels (listed here are new channel numbers effective Dec. 4, 2002)
77 - Public Access,  78 - Educational Access, 79 - Government/Community Access, 65 - C-SPAN, 66 - C-SPAN 2

Links to Other Sites:

ConneCT - State of Connecticut Website
Town of Weston
Hartford COURANT (newspaper) http://www.courant.com/
Westport NEWS
Weston Forum

Click below on Town Hall for information - or go directly to the TOWN CLERK

LEFT TO RIGHT ABOVE:  "You'll know it when you see it" guide to Town of Weston offices & facilities...Town Hall located at 56 Norfield Road; Town Hall Annex on School Road; Jarvis Military Academy at the southeast corner of the Weston Road/Norfield Road intersection; DPW facility on Old Hyde Road or Godfrey East for the Transfer Station.

WESTON TOWN HALL HOURS: Monday-Friday, except holidays: 9:00AM to 4:30PM

GENERAL INFORMATION - 222-2656; e-Regularly Scheduled Meetings for the year at this link.  Special Meetings click here to go directly to the TOWN CLERK.

ANIMAL CONTROL - Mark Harper - 222-2642 (animals kept at the facility at the Transfer Station)

ASSESSOR - Ken Whitman - 222-2606

BUILDING INSPECTOR - Rack E. Gleason - 222-2659


CABLE ACCESS - No longer listed as an appointed position.  Channel 79 message board handled off-site.

CODE ENFORCEMENT - WETLANDS ENFORCEMENT OFFICER;  James M. Pjura - 222-2619 (awaiting receipt of reference check)
           PLANNING & ZONING to appoint a Zoning Enforcement Officer - presently Robert P. Turner - 222-2619

Director - temporarily, Sgt Ferullo.
Emergencies - 911
Non-emergencies - 222-2600/2666
Storm-related Info - 454-1161

The sanitarian for the Westport Weston Health District (WWHD) will be holding office hours in Weston every Wednesday between 10 a.m. and noon at the Weston Town Hall Annex, 24 School Road.  No appointment is needed.

The sanitarian will be available to answer questions regarding septic systems, wells and building modifications.  Residents can pick up Health District project application forms in the Building Department, Town Hall Annex, Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.  For more information, call the Health District at 227-9571. 

For wells (new), wells (irrigation) and septic systems (new); dates for Weston inspections - 227-9571; 

PREVIOUS IN-WESTON SERVICE - Wednesdays from 12noon to 2pm, WWHD van in Town Hall Parking lot for consultations with Sanitarian (or in the Commission Room--air-conditioned).

YOUTH SERVICES DIRECTOR  - Sharon Samuels, acting - 222-2585
MUNICIPAL AGENT FOR THE ELDERLY - Charlene Chiang-Hillman
SOCIAL SERVICES - Charlene Chiang-Hillman - 222-2663

RECYCLING & WASTE DISPOSAL - Joseph Lametta, Director of Public Works - 222-2662
LANDFILL/TRANSFER STATION - Recycling (free) 222-2668 (additional information)

Eileen Buckley ( R ) - 222-2686
Diane Loftus ( D ) - 222-2686

TOWN CLERK - Donna Anastasia - 222-2616

(Political Party affiliation, year next must stand for election;  please note as well that NO home telephone numbers appear below on the Internet any longer, but are available from the Office of the Town Clerk):

First and third Thursday at 7:30pm;  on Town TV

BOARD OF SELECTMEN
Link to next "posted" meeting agenda 

Selectmen:

W. Glenn Major (R) (2009)
Gayle Weinstein (D) (2009)

Donna Anastasia ( R ) (2011)

Diane Loftus (D ) - (2009)
Eileen S. Buckley (R ) - (2009)

TAX COLLECTOR:

Charity B. Nichols ( R ) - (2009)

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Community Room at Weston Library, third Monday of the month, 7:30pm (Executive Session ar 6:30pm).  On Town TV

BOARD OF EDUCATION:

Joseph J. Fitzpatrick - (R) - (2009)
Lyn Kimberly - ( R ) - (2009)
Richard Bochinski ( D ) - (2009)
Dana Levin ( D ) - (2011)
Philip Schaefer - ( D ) - (2011)
Ellen Uzenoff (R) - Chair., - (2011)
Leslie Wolf (R) - (2011)

At Town Hall, as listed on the Town website, second Thursday, at 8pm  They usually meet in the Commission Room, but hold other meetings during Budget Process;  Board of Finance holds the only "Public Hearing" on the budget prior to ATBM.

BOARD OF FINANCE (6 year term):

Robert Atkinson ( D ) - (2011)
Patrice Kopas ( R ) - (2013)
Melissa Koller - ( D ) - (2013)
Michael O'Brien - Chair. ( D ) - (2013)
Michael Carter - (R) - (2011)
Gerald T. Sargent III ( R ) - (2011)
David Muller ( D ) - (2011)

First and third Mondays,7:30pm, in the Commission Room (special meetings held during the year, too)

PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION:

Paul Heifetz - ( D ) - (2009)
Katheryn Gregory - ( R ) - (2011)
Ridgeway Young  - ( D ) - (2011)
Donald L. Saltzman ( R ) - Chair., - (2011)
Stephen Grozinger  - (R) - (2009)
Daniel F. Gilbert ( R ) - ( 2000)
Jane Connelly ( D ) - (2011)

First Tuesday at 7:30pm in the Commission Room

POLICE COMMISSION:

William J. Brady ( R ) - (2011)
Richard G. Phillips - ( R ) Chair. - (2009)
Jess DiPasquale ( R ) - (2011)
Beth Gralnick ( D ) - (2011)
John Hammerslough ( D ) - (2011)
Peter J. Ottomano ( R ) - ( 2009)
Richard Saltz - ( D ) - (2009)

Fourth Tuesday at 7:45pm in the Commission Room

ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS:

Carolyn A. Mulcahey ( D ) - (2011)
Frederick C. Noyes, Jr., ( R ) - (2009)
Bob Gardner (D) - (2007)
W. MacLeod Snaith ( D ) (2009)
Richard Wolf ( R ) - (2011)

Robert A. Morse - ( R ) - (2009)
Marianne F. Murray - (R) - (2009)
Harriet Heller  - ( D ) - (2009)

Susan Seath (R) - (2011)
Marina Coprio ( D ) - (2009)
Jeffrey Tallman ( R ) - (2009)

Ryan Cornell (R) - 2011

Cristina M. Arvoy ( U ) - (2005)
David Fleming  ( R ) - (2009)
Pamela D. Bochinski ( D ) - (2005)
Anita Field ( U ) - (2005) resigned 2/24/04
Alexander R. Formisano ( U ) -(2005)
Nancy K. Hammerslough ( D ) - (2005)
W. Glenn Major ( R ) - (2009)
Donald I. Saltzman ( R ) (2009)
Barbara Schwab (D) (2005)
Harold Shupack (D) 2005)
Dr. Milo Sobel (R) - (2009)
Joseph O. Spetly (R) - (2009)
Barbara Stein ( D ) - (2005)
Jonathan M. Tendler ( U ) - (2005)

Meets when needed - second Saturdays at 10am in the Town Hall Meeting Room

BOARD OF ETHICS (term limits on this group):
See this link for information regarding related matters: Sources of Public Funding of Political Campaigns

Denise Massingale-Lamb - (2009)
Arne deKeijzer (2009)
Jeffrey Eglash, - (2009)
John A. Negroni - (2009)
John A. Light - (2009)

BUILDING BOARD OF APPEALS:

Donald O'Donoghue (2006)
David Coprio (2009)
Peter Voulgarakis (2012)
Linda Roig (2010)
Robert A. Sisca (2011)

First and third Wednesdays at 7:30pm, Commission Room
Finished with the Town-School Referendum, Committee turns to new challenges...

BUILDING COMMITTEE AND THE SCHOOL BUILDING COMMITTEE:

David Coprio (2008)
Donald Gary (2009)
Joseph James Fitzpatrick, Chair., - (2008)
Vacant - (2009)
Allen Swerdlowe - (2009)
Vacant (2009)
Richard Wolf - (2009)

Ellen Uzenoff (the voting member designated by the Board of Education 2009) and Dr. Lynne Pierson, Superintendent of Schools , now resigned from this Committee, was
a voting member (appointed by the Board of Selectmen at their April 4, 2002 meeting).

Staff telephone link:  222-2530.

Meets early in the Budget Process
For expenses larger than budget items but smaller than Referenda...$50k?

CAPITAL PLANNING COMMITTEE:  No one from P&Z?

First Selectman, Woody Bliss
Board of Finance Chairman, Michael O'Brien
Board of Finance - Vacant
Building Committee Representative, Vacant
Finance Director - Rick Darling
Town Administrator, Tom Landry

Carl Bernstein* (D)
Denise Massingale-Lamb (D)
Ed Michl (R) - Chair.
Paul Audley (R)
Lynda Hennessey (R)
* = member of the Parks and Recreation Commission

Lois Miller - (2009)
Vacant - (2009)
Terry Hulley - (2009)
Vacant - (2004)
Ernest Albin Jr. (2008)
Helen DeKeijzer - (2008)
Helene A. Weatherill (2008)

First Tuesday at 7:30pm in the Commission Room
Wetland soils and setbacks from these are in the Conservation Commission's purview.

CONSERVATION COMMISSION:

B. Cory Attra, Chair. (2009)
Dr. Joseph Pachman - (2009)
J. Thomas Failla - (2011)
Jed Ferdinand - (2011)
Edward Schwarz - (2011)
Howard Aibel - (2011)
David Rosenberg - (2009)

Vacancy
Nick Bell
Harvey Bellin
Jay Fortin - Chair.
Tony Markowsky
Mark Harper, Ex-Officio

First Wednesday at 8pm in the Library

HISTORIC DISTRICT COMMISSION:

Eileen Lawrence - (2006)
Sharon Shattuck (2009)
Naomi Bleifeld (2008)
Lynne A. Langlois - Chair., (2012)
Pat Powers - (2010)

Roland Poirier (2006)
William O. (Chris) Kimberly - (2007)
Vacancy

First Tuesday at 7:45pm in the Library Conference Room

LIBRARY BOARD:

Amy Kindwall Sanborn - (2009)
Lynne A. Langlois (2011) - Chair.
Susan Briggs (2009)
Tom Loeb - (2009)
Lois Miller - (2009)
Bruce Angeli - (2009)
Johanna Straczek (2011)
Helene A. Weatherill (2011)
Joan Rizzi-Henderson (2011)

The homestead.

SELECT COMMITTEE FOR THE LACHAT HOUSE (created at September 20, 2007 Board of Selectmen's
meeting)

LACHAT ADVISORY COMMITTEE (created @ mid-2006, summertime meetings)

From report on site conditions drawn by Town/Nature Conservancy original Committee

Link here to non-League data about the Lachat Property;  ATBM FY'06-'07 budget story, non- LWV of Weston source League held a "Now What Lachat?" meeting  post-ATBM, a "forum on demand" thus generating interest in reviving some form of a proposal for the Godfrey Road property.


          Advisory Committee Members:

Link here to non-League data about the Lachat Property, including Special Town Meeting information.

NATURE CENTER BUILDING COMMITTEE (title as listed with Town Clerk - Ad Hoc Committee begun 2001)

Tools of the trade

PANEL OF MODERATORS:

Steve Ezzes (2011)
Bob Uzenoff (2011)
Susan Moch - (2011)
Richard Troxell (2007)

Second Monday at 7:30pm in the Commission Room

PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION:

Nancy Babyak (2009)
Carlos Mello (2011)
Carl Bernstein (2011)
Marc Butlein (2011)
David Juneau  - Chair. (2009)
Patrick Kane (2009)
Robert Uzenoff - (2009)

NOTE:  Weston High School student-members:
Third Tuesday at 5:30pm in the Town Hall Meeting Room

COMMISSION FOR CHILDREN AND YOUTH:
YOUTH SERVICES (dates are not all correct for this Commission - our apologies!)

Ellen Weyrauch - (2007)
Jennifer Hunt - (2008)
Carl Filsinger (2008)

Danielle Marshak and Connor Russo - Weston High School student members (2007-2008)

Nancy Mehos (2008)
Nancy McCormick (2006)
Dr. Charles Morgan (2003)
Barbara Kleban (2003)
Dawn Egan - (2007)

Commission for the Arts
Second Friday at 9:30am in the Commission Room

The mission of the WESTON COMMISSION FOR THE ARTS, originally formed as the Weston Cultural Events Committee, was established in 1991 to promote and provide cultural events in the Town of Weston. This would include, but not be limited to drama, visual art displays and performances of music and dance.

WESTON COMMISSION FOR THE ARTS:

There shall be appointed members, no more than twelve, to serve for two year terms, to provide arts and cultural events, free of charge, for the Weston community. 

Members:

Christine Lomuscio, Chair, 454-4774
Christine Fulton, Vice-Chair, Treasurer 341-8824
Sonja Ahuja
Johnny D. Boston
Peter Catucci
Bob Mitchell
Laura Wilk
Gary Betsworth

 

Reappointed 2-1-07 - we do not have the term of office at the moment.
Carlton Anderson - 2006
Rev. David Feyrer - 2006
Tom Landry - Chair. - 2006
Dr. Jay Meizlish - 2006
Helene Wetherill - 2006

Three permanent camera set up in meeting rooms installed:
Operator works console in another room in Town Hall;  Town TV on Channel 79 - meetings broadcast live from Town Hall and Weston Library with copies available on request (for a fee).

AREA NINE (9) CABLE COUNCIL:

Harvey Bellin (2009)
Donald Saltzman (2009)

SOUTH WESTERN REGIONAL PLANNING AGENCY:

Daniel Wilder (2007)
Margaret Wirtenberg (2009)

Kathleen Failla

WESTPORT-WESTON HEALTH DISTRICT:

Neil Coleman (2010)
Nancy McCormick -  (2008)

Sandra Dadik (2008)

CHECK OUT NEW WEBSITE!!!  WEBsite of Weston Public Schools (buildings shown below in order as you drive along School Road...Referendum Plan above)


MORE PHOTOS OF WESTON PLUS SCHOOLS ON NON-LWV SITE HERE:
ALL SCHOOL BUILDINGS LOCATED ON SCHOOL ROAD (right after Weston Center--right turn off Weston Road heading north):

Pictured above:

"Kinderland" (viewed from new parking lot across School Road for visitors, etc.); next the Board of Education Headquarters; photo of Hurlbutt Elementary School's Library (viewed from Town Hall);  Ribbon Cutting at the new Weston Intermediate School the first day of classes; Weston High School readied for new entrance, art wing, etc.;  last, the Weston Middle School (rear entrance to cafeteria and gym - VOTE HERE ELECTION DAY OR REFERENDUM TIME).

EXECUTIVE SESSIONS (from the F.O.I. WEBsite, short version)...
I. AN AGENCY MAY CLOSE CERTAIN PORTIONS OF ITS MEETINGS BY A VOTE OF 2/3 OF THE MEMBERS PRESENT AND VOTING. THIS VOTE MUST BE CONDUCTED AT A PUBLIC SESSION
.
Meetings to discuss the following matters may be closed: specific employees (unless the employee concerned requests that the discussions be open to the public); strategy and negotiations regarding pending claims and litigation; security matters; real estate acquisition (if openness might increase price); or any matter that would result in the disclosure of a
public record exempted from the disclosure requirements for public records.

Any business or discussion in a closed session must be limited to the above areas.

The agency may invite persons to present testimony or opinion in the executive session, but their attendance must be limited to only the time necessary for that testimony or opinion.

The public has a right to know... FREEDOM OF INFORMATION COMMISSION

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1. What is the grade organization of the Weston school system (as it existed in the Fall of 2005)?

There are four (4) school buildings on the 117 acre campus in the center of Town.  Hurlbutt Elementary School is grades K -2 (est. 581 enrollment).   The new Weston Intermediate School, grades 3-5 had an estimated enrollment this Fall of 567 students.  Weston Middle School, grades 6-8 had an estimated enrollment of 632 this Fall. Weston High School (grades 9-12) had an estimated enrollment in the Fall of 2005 of 734 students.

If your preferred first contact is on the Internet, click above.  Otherwise, please call the school your child will be attending.  Each school has a registration process to assist you. Visit our school directory for the telephone number and person to contact: School Directory found here by clicking on school of interest, etc.  Kindergarten registration here.

CENTRAL OFFICE DIRECTORY


Hurlbutt Elementary


Weston Intermediate School


Weston Middle School
Please note:  construction projects include new 3-4-5 school on campus.


Weston High School
Please note: construction projects doubled the size of Weston High School
Weston High School Sports

28rd State Senatorial District:  John McKinney- 254-1639:
http://www.senaterepublicans.ct.gov/senainfo/McKinney.htm

26th State Senatorial District: Judith G. Freedman - 226-8710:
http://www.senaterepublicans.ct.gov/senainfo/Freedman.htm

135th State Assembly District: John E. Stripp - 227-8917:
http://www.housegop.ct.gov/members/Stripp.asp

IN WASHINGTON, D.C.

U.S. House

Congressman Shays with President of the LWVUS Kay Maxwell, a few years ago, after victory at the Supreme Court on
Campaign Finance Reform!

4th U.S. Congressional District: Christopher Shays (R), 202- 225-5541 - non-Partisan link to Congressional Offices and other government data HERE.

United States House of Representatives
1126 Longworth House Office Building
Washington, D.C. 20515-0704
Email - Rep.Shays@mail.house.gov
Home Page -http://www.house.gov/shays/

Christopher J. Dodd: ( D), 202- 224-2823http://www.das.state.ct.us/Home/US_Senate_Members.htm


Joseph I. Lieberman:( D), 202- 224-4041 http://www.das.state.ct.us/Home/US_Senate_Members.htm

The League of Women Voters of Weston
Education Fund Drive
P.O. Box 1081
Weston, CT 06883
E-mail: webmaster@lwvweston.org

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