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Town of Monroe

7 Fan Hill Road
203-452-2800

About

Monroe is located in eastern Fairfield County. While the town has sustained a progressive growth over the past 20 years, it has not lost its character and charm. Monroe is a family-oriented community with an excellent school system, recreational facilities and a variety of houses of worship.
Monroe, named after James Monroe the fifth President of the United States, serving from 1817-1825 is a growing community in Fairfield County Connecticut. The Town of Monroe Connecticut was incorporated in 1823.
Monroe has seen many changes over the past years since it was incorporated, from being a predominantly farming community to a suburban community that maintains itself through progressive economic development. Our recreational facilities such as Wolfe Park, Great Hollow Lake, Webb Mountain and the Rails to Trails bike paths provide enjoyment for all.
Our new Senior Center provides an array of services to our Senior Citizens.


Recent News

Town of Monroe: Community Events

CAREGIVER SUPPORT GROUP This is a new program being offered for caregivers as part of the Title III grant awarded to the Senior Center. We know caregiver stress is real. If you are a caregiver and are feeling stressed, isolated, overwhelmed or…

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Town of Monroe : Community Events

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Town of Monroe Updates: Proposed FY23-24 Budget

On Feb 13th, night, I presented my proposed budget for fiscal year 2023-2024 to our Town Council. In preparing my proposal, I remained committed to controlling taxes while improving roads and infrastructure, delivering cost-effective services to our…

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Town of Monroe Community Events - January 28, 2023

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Town of Monroe Updates - January 10, 2023

Christmas Tree Pickup The Highway Division of our Public Works Department will collect Christmas trees from January 13-27, 2003. No appointment is needed; simply leave your tree at the curb. Trees must have decorations removed and should not be…

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