NOTICE
TOWN OF COLEBROOK
Notice is hereby given that the audit of the financial statements of Regional School District No. 7 for the year ending June 30, 2018, as prepared by King, King & Associates, PC, is on file at the Town Clerk’s office and available for public inspection during regular office hours.
Dated at Colebrook, Connecticut, this 28th day of December, 2018.
Debra L. McKeon, Town Clerk
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Visit the First Selectman’s office to view a selection of “Peace on Earth ~ Colebrook, CT” merchandise which is available for purchase.
They make perfect Christmas gifts!
Tote bags $20 – Coffee mugs $15
Pillows $18 – Magnets $2
Proceeds from the sale of this merchandise will be donated to the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention in memory of Owen Saunders Lovejoy.
Please remember that the Colebrook Food Pantry is open on Mondays 4pm-6pm Lower level parking lot at the Colebrook Congregational Church No application necessary If you need assistance with food please stop by
Jury Duty Scam October 2017 It has been reported by several CT Police Department Officials that scammers are calling claiming to be a member of law enforcement, whether it’s the local police, the sheriff’s department or the U.S. Marshals Service. The caller typically tells the victim that they have failed to appear for jury duty, failed to answer a court summons or have an active warrant for their arrest, which they may tell you was just signed by a judge. The caller ID may show phone numbers for a courthouse or law enforcement agency, and the caller may cite names of actual police officers, court officials, judges or town officials. The caller will tell the victim that they can pay a fine to avoid arrest. They will request this payment through prepaid cards, gift cards or wire transfer. The caller may even ask to the victim to confirm their identity by soliciting personal information, including your name, birth date, Social Security number and other ID theft-worthy details. According to many Local Police Departments, “The jury duty scam remains one of the most successful intimidation/imposter schemes, “scammers can not only get a quick payoff but also enough personal details for future identity theft.” Police recommend that people receiving this call HANG UP without providing any information. This information provided the Senior Medicare Patrol at the Western CT Area Agency Call to be a volunteer and Help STOP Fraud, 203-757-5449
