The Greenwich Board of Selectmen convened on March 27, 2025, to discuss several community-focused initiatives, including amendments to parking permit regulations and a proposed flag-raising event for the Philippine Independence Day.

One of the key topics was an amendment to the parking permit regulations, which aims to streamline the process for residents and commuters. Under the new proposal, individuals will have 30 days to report if they have not received their parking permits in the mail. This change addresses past issues where residents reported missing permits several months after the initial mailing. A $10 processing fee will be implemented for those who need a replacement permit, which will help cover the costs associated with issuing new permits. The Board emphasized that this amendment is designed to clarify and improve the existing regulations, making them more user-friendly for the community.

In addition to parking regulations, the Board discussed a request for a flag-raising ceremony to celebrate the Philippine National Independence Day on June 13. This event, which includes a brief breakfast gathering at Town Hall, aims to revive a cherished tradition that was paused during the COVID-19 pandemic. The Board expressed support for the event, recognizing the strong sense of community and patriotism among the Filipino residents in Greenwich. The proposal will undergo a first reading, with further discussions scheduled for the next meeting on April 10.

These discussions reflect the Board's commitment to enhancing community engagement and addressing the needs of residents. As the Board moves forward with these initiatives, they aim to foster a more connected and responsive local government.