Stafford has approximately 11,300 residents and covers 58 square miles, the third most for Connecticut towns. There is a developed downtown business section bordered by several parks. [
The Town of Stafford began its history almost 300 years ago as a rural hill town with 3 excellent agricultural districts concentrated throughout 6-7 villages. [
A fine balance of manufacturing, retail and service industries presently exist. Stafford is a Business friendly community offering many benefits. [
For the outdoor enthusiast, Stafford and North central Connecticut offers many activities. The Town has several tennis courts, ball fields, soccer fields, and several quiet, relaxing parks. [
Stafford has always had many active civic organizations. Today there are a numerous active clubs that contribute to the town's ongoing vitality. [
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Upcoming Meetings
| Today at 7:00pm | Planning & Zoning Commission |
| 1/24 at 5:00pm | Board of Education Curriculum Committee |
| 1/24 at 6:30pm | Stafford Board of Education |
| 1/24 at 7:00pm | Stafford Historic Advisory Commission |
Sportsman Licenses
Sportsman licenses may be purchased in the Town Clerk's Office. Please refer to the State of Connecticut Department of Energy & Environmental Protection website for current license fees. Sports licenses are valid for a calendar year from January to December. Fishing licenses are available to anyone age 16 and over. Children under age 16 may fish with a licensed adult.The following Permits are only available from the State of Connecticut Department of Energy & Environmental Protection. Applications are available in the Town Clerk's Office or online. Please return all applications to the DEEP,
- Application for Free Landowner Permit to Hunt Deer
- Application for Free Landowner Permit to Hunt Turkeys
Warren Memorial Town Hall • 1 Main Street • Primary Department Hours: M-W: 8-4:30, Th: 8-6:30
