Kristi Sogofsky was first appointed to fill a vacancy on the Board of Selectmen in 2018 and won a special election that fall. She won re-election in 2019, 2021 and 2023. Sogofsky will continue to bring to the Board her willingness to work with anyone for the betterment of the Easton community.  For Sogofsky, protecting the characteristics that make Easton unique is a top priority as actions on the state and local level threaten our zoning. Her efforts led to the Board of Sele

In Easton’s elections, the expectations for our leaders are immediate, practical, and closely tied to our daily lives. It takes more than enthusiasm—it takes proven experience—to meet these responsibilities effectively.

Check out Josh's profile in Patch . Josh was appointed by the Board of Finance to fill a vacancy earlier this year.

Check out Lou's profile in Patch . This is the first time we in Easton will vote for our Planning & Zoning Commissioners following an...

The Easton Republican Town Committee, together with Lent4Easton, is proud to launch its campaign for Easton’s municipal elections this fall. In “Protecting What Makes Easton Home” First Selectman candidate Dan Lent and incumbent Selectman Kristi Sogofsky will advocate for high-impact issues that matter and are guaranteed to rally voters across party lines.

Daniel (Dan) Lent, a local environmentalist with life-long ties to Easton, is the Republican First Selectman candidate for this year’s local election. Lent will be joined on the ticket by incumbent Selectman Kristi Sogofsky, who was named to the Board of Selectmen in 2018 and is seeking her fifth term.

Want to get involved in town? The following Boards & Commissions have vacancies that we need good people to fill!

Join us at Palmieri Farm on Saturday, June 21, starting at 4 p.m. Price of $25/per person includes entry plus lunch (BBQ hamburgers, hot dogs, chips and water).

Want to be a leader in Easton? The RTC is looking for engaged residents to fill positions!

 In case you missed it this week, the Board of Finance voted to raise the mill rate by 4.94% – which will, in turn, raise taxes for most all residents. This decision came Tuesday evening, just hours after the polls closed.

On April 29, the Zoning Board of Appeals will continue its public hearing into an appeal granted against the special use permit issued to Gourmet United LLC.

Rep. Hughes was caught on a hot mic after a press conference on Tuesday saying ‘I always tell the governor, tax my people – they won’t even notice’ to a handful of fellow Democratic representatives.

Easton will hold a Special Town Meeting on Sept. 30 at SSES, and then a referendum vote on Oct. 8 at SSES for new fire/police radio money.

Summer in Easton is about farms and fun, and we want to help you experience both! Scan the QR code in our image below, or in a flyer...

Easton summers are about farms and fun, and we encourage you to visit ours and have some! Find some favorites or new to you places here:...

The ERTC Summer Sweepstakes is open to legal residents in the Town of Easton, CT who are at least 18 years old at time of entry.

There will be a referendum vote held Tuesday, May 7, 2024, from 6a-8p, at SSES for the town/Region 9 school budgets and NEPC lease approval.

The Easton Republican Town Committee elected a new executive board at its March 28 meeting, unanimously tabbing Darrell Harris as Chair...

As I hope you are aware, Easton has a Special Town Meeting scheduled for Monday, March 25 at Samuel Staples Elementary School. The Town...

Thank you to all who took the time to write to our legislators about exempting Easton from 8-30g regulations.