Plainville
Connecticut
Town of Plainville
About Us :
The Town of Plainville covers an area of 9.6 square miles and is located in Hartford County, midway between New Britain and Bristol, and 14 miles southwest of Hartford. Bristol borders it on the west on the north by Farmington, on the east by New Britain and on the south by Southington.
The Town’s business base is diverse. Major industries include electrical products, spring manufacturing, tool making, metal stamping, heavy construction and stone quarries. The level of growth in Plainville is holding firm in the area of commercial and light industrial building.
Plainville has three elementary schools, one middle school and one high school. The Board of Education is committed to improving school facilities. Linden Street Elementary School, the High School and Toffolon Elementary School have undergone extensive renovations and expansions.
Plainville’s Senior Center is one of the finest centers offering programs from computer learning to exercising, serving lunches as well as delivering meals on wheels. We also have a transportation program that is coordinated through the Senior Center. Through our Housing Authority 90 units are managed for senior citizens. Plainville’s Fire Company is a volunteer department made up of 85 members. The Company is responsible for the Annual Hot Air Balloon Festival held each year in August. Thousands come from around the state to enjoy the festivities and fireworks display.
Trumbull Park boasts a Little League Field, all Purpose Field and Baseball Field. At Norton Park the Girls’ Softball Diamond has been refurbished and a new soccer field was constructed. Norton Park is also the location of the Elizabeth A. Berner Pool which is open mid-June to the end of August for residents and their guests to enjoy. This family aquatic center offers two water slides, a raindrop fountain and a zero depth entry tot pool. Paderewski Park is the home of the Conservation Commission’s annual fishing derby. Tomasso Nature Park offers approximately four acres of wetlands, observation areas, knolls, trails and bridges. It is home to nearly 600 painted turtles and other wildlife.
The Town of Plainville has had a town manager/town council form of government since 1959. The Town Council is made up of seven members which serve two-year terms. The Board of Education is made up of nine members for four-year terms that oversee the school system which currently has an enrollment of over 2,600 students.
Recent News
Town of Plainville - 2023 Plainville Fire Company Hot Air Balloon Festival
The Plainville Fire Company has announced the return of the Plainville Fire Company Hot Air Balloon Festival after a three-year hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The event will take place at Norton Park in Plainville, Connecticut in the evening…
Read More »Town of Plainville -News nGrid: Help Is Available Now To Manage You winter Energy Bills
We understand that higher global energy costs and rising prices for other goods and services may have put a strain on your household budget this winter. In these remaining weeks of the season, it’s not too late to take advantage of our Winter…
Read More »Town of Plainville: Bristol Works!, Workforce Training Program, Is Set To Open In March2023
BristolWORKS! is a new collaborative workforce development training center, providing individuals with skills, certifications and job-placement services to obtain employment quickly or to allow them to continue with advanced programs. Classes will…
Read More »Town Of Plainville : Vacancies On Boards And Committees
The Town currently has vacancies on several boards and committees. If you are interested in making a difference in the Plainville community, and are interested in joining any of the boards and/or committees listed below, please fill out the…
Read More »Town of Plainville News - Dogs Must Be Licensed by February 28, 2023
Dogs must be licensed by February 28th The Town Clerk’s office is issuing 2023 dog licenses. All dogs six months old or older must be licensed each year per Massachusetts General Law Chapter 140, Section 137. A dog license application…
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Read More »Town of Plainville News - Pan Am Southern - 2023 Vegetation Management Plan
Pan Am Southern - 2023 Vegetation Management Plan Federal regulations require railroad companies to control vegetation on railroad rights-of-way for safety reasons (49 C.F.R. § 213.37). In addition, before doing so Connecticut state law (CGS…
Read More »CT Comptroller Announces MyCTSavings - Small Business Employee Retirement
The Connecticut State Comptroller's Office has recently announced the launch of MyCTSavings, a program offering small business owners and employees the opportunity to save for the long-term through this retirement savings program. MyCTSavings…
Read More »Town of Plainville - Elderly And Disabled Homeowner Benefits
Elderly and Disabled Homeowners are reminded that it is time to file for elderly and disabled homeowner benefits for the 2022 Grand List Year. Applications must be filed by May 15, 2023. Income limits for homeowners; Single Person, not to exceed…
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Read More »Town Of Plainville : Connecticut Small Business Boost Fund
The Connecticut Small Business Boost Fund is a new resource that will move your business forward. Supported by the Connecticut Department of Economic & Community Development, the Connecticut Small Business Boost Fund links Connecticut small…
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