On November 5, 2025, a presentation was given regarding the Parker Farms Road, Hope Hill Road, and Highland Avenue intersection.
The public is invited to offer comments by emailing [email protected] or calling 203-294-2035 by November 19, 2025.
Click here for the presentation.
Mayor Vincent Cervoni announced that the Town of Wallingford achieved its most successful month ever across its official social media platforms, generating more than 480,000 total views on Facebook and expanding the Town’s digital connection with residents, businesses, and community partners.
The Town’s top ten October Facebook Reels alone earned 212,958 views and reached 150,345 people, marking a milestone in community engagement and visibility.
Mayor Cervoni commended Communications Specialist Kyle Swartz for his creativity in managing the Town’s online presence. Swartz, often referred to as the Town Hall’s “social media guy,” has been instrumental in producing timely, engaging content that highlights Town initiatives, local businesses, and community events.
“Our record social media performance reflects how valuable clear, consistent communication is to the residents of Wallingford,” said Mayor Cervoni. “Kyle’s dedication and professionalism have greatly enhanced how we share information and celebrate what makes our community exceptional.”
The Town’s communications efforts continue to grow as part of an ongoing strategy to strengthen transparency, promote local engagement, and showcase Wallingford’s vitality across multiple platforms.
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Celebration to honor all of our Veterans. Public is invited. For more information, please contact Wallingford Veterans Memorial Committee at [email protected] or 203-605-8580
Wallingford Town Hall
Town Council Chambers
45 South Main St
11:00 AM
Wallingford Center Inc. presents Holiday Stroll 2025
Friday, December 5, 2025
4PM-9PM
Visit participating downtown shops & restaurants for exclusive holiday tastings, discounts and a chance to win up to $1,000.
Enjoy roasted chestnuts, live ice carving, kettle korn, a cozy bonfire & DJ at the Gazebo.
Click here for Event Flyer with important details.
Click here to visit the Connecticut Secretary of the State website for 2025 Municipal Election Results.
Damaged mailbox claims should be submitted to the Town Clerk and must contain proof of damage and receipt of expenses. Reimbursement limit is $55. Claims must be submitted by April 1, 2026.
Mayor Vincent Cervoni has issued a reminder to all Wallingford residents, property owners, businesses and occupants of properties regarding their responsibility for the care of the abutting public sidewalks.
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Bagged leaves will be picked up in the Town of Wallingford the week of Thanksgiving. Residents are asked to have paper bagged leaves at curbside no later than Sunday, November 23, 2025. Pick up will begin Monday, November 24, 2025.
Please note this is a one-time pick-up and only paper bags are accepted. Masking or Painters tape Only.
Leaves in Plastic bags or bags with duct tape WILL NOT be picked up. Brush in bags WILL NOT be picked up, LEAVES ONLY.
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Saturday, December 6, 2025
1PM-5PM Front Foyer Town Hall and Parade Ground Area
Visits with Santa, Special Mailbox for Letters to Santa, Polar Express Roaming Railroad Train Ride, Decorating Ginger Bread Cookies,
Name Your Elf Dolls, Military Truck, Horse and Carriage Rides, Games, Photo Ops with Our Storybook Friends, Ice Carving, Roasted Chestnuts, Appearances by Frosty and Rudolph, Goodie Bags and Chocolate Candy, Arts and Crafts, Holiday Music, Lights and Decorations, Popcorn, Chocolate Chip and M & M Cookies, Hot Chocolate, Chance to enter your child’s name in a drawing to help light the Holiday Tree
5PM at Town Hall
Frosty Parade departs the Town Hall and travels down Center Street
to Johanna Manfreda Fishbein Park.
4PM - 5:45PM at Johanna Manfreda Fishbein Park and the Gazebo
Holiday music and singing by the Wallingford Community Theatre and Wallingford Chorus beginning at 4:30 PM. Santa's arrival, followed by the Tree Lighting. The Wizard of Oz, the Grinch, and other storybook friends will be present for holiday pictures by the Tree.
Click here to read Event Flyer with all the details!
Town officials have announced positive results from Tuesday's $20,025,000 bond sale, which yielded competitive interest rates on the strength of solid reviews from Moody's Investors Service, one of the three major Wall Street Rating Agency firms.
Click here to read Press Release.
