The Torrington City Council approved hiring Old Glory Engineering to prepare a CDBG FY'27 application to line roughly 16,000 feet of sewer pipe and replace 62 brick manholes, targeting a 5% local match for a project staff estimates at about $1.8 million. The agreement as presented was approved; transcript references a "not to exceed" professional-services figure of $25,000 and also notes $100,000 in the FY27 professional-services budget.

A proposed gas station, convenience store and automated drive‑through car wash on East Main Street drew concerns about traffic, stormwater and safety. Applicant said key studies are pending; the Planning & Zoning Commission continued the public hearing to June 10 to allow submission of the traffic, wetlands and containment reports.

Council allocates $95,000 for youth services and prevention programs in Torrington.

City council approves Torrington Office Plaza upgrades including handicap access and new signage.

UConn aims to open a brand new medical office by early next year.

Residents express concerns over traffic, safety, and property impact from proposed expansion.

Lehi Board announces logistics and preparations for upcoming community garden and cleanup events.

Commission examines Scott Olsen's two-lot subdivision plan for cannabis facility site.

The council approved amendments to rental agreements for two Lincoln Community Center rooms to align with a 2025 Wyoming change on concealed carry, allowing lawful concealed firearms while prohibiting open display by city policy; amendments passed unanimously after a police presentation.

Council discusses strategies to enhance safety and promote local development in Torrington.

Rotary Club of Torrington contributes $40,000 for children's area renovation at city pool.