Brooklyn offices are scheduled to move November 16
Brooklyn says its First Selectman, Town Administrator, and First Selectman’s Administrative Assistant offices are scheduled to move to the Clifford B. Green Building on November 16. The same October 22 Town notice says new Town Administrator Elaine Sistare is expected next month. It describes minor Community Center renovations for Parks & Recreation space and Senior Center renovation planning moving toward bidding, but it does not publish a construction start, cost, award, or completion date. Residents should keep using current Town locations until the move takes effect.
What residents should know
Key dates
- Thu, Oct 22, 2026Town notice published (First Selectman's monthly message)
- Mon, Nov 16, 2026Scheduled move to the Clifford B. Green Building
What changes
- The First Selectman's office moves to the Clifford B. Green Building.
- The Town Administrator's office moves with it.
- The First Selectman's Administrative Assistant moves with it.
Who this affects
Residents and businesses who visit the First Selectman, the Town Administrator or the First Selectman's Administrative Assistant in person. The notice does not say other departments are moving.
What to do
- Keep using the current Town locations until the move takes effect on Nov. 16.
- Before an in-person visit on or after Nov. 16, check the Town's website or call Town Hall to confirm where the office is.
Also in the same notice
- New Town Administrator Elaine Sistare is expected next month.
- Minor Community Center renovations are planned for Parks & Recreation space.
- Senior Center renovation planning is moving toward bidding.
Not yet published by the town
- A construction start date for the Senior Center work
- A cost or contract award
- A completion date
Drawn only from the official notice linked under Sources. Anything not listed there is marked as not yet published.
Brooklyn town contacts
Town Hall: 860-779-3411
- Town Clerk
- Tax Collector
- Assessor860-779-3411 opt. 6
- Permits & land use860-779-3411 opt. 9
Also in the Monday, October 26, 2026 brief
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