During the recent Greenwich Board of Selectmen meeting held on March 27, 2025, several community events and a significant infrastructure request were discussed, highlighting the town's ongoing commitment to cultural engagement and public safety.

The meeting opened with updates on upcoming events, notably the high school jazz festival scheduled for April 5. This festival will feature performances from 15 high schools, showcasing the impressive talent of local students. Attendees can expect a high level of musical performance, making it a noteworthy event for jazz enthusiasts in the community.

Additionally, the Rethink Waste Fair will take place on the same day at Christchurch, running from 11 AM to 3 PM. This fair will coincide with a town proclamation for Earth Day at noon, emphasizing Greenwich's dedication to environmental awareness and sustainability.

Another important event mentioned is the "Women in Government" initiative, set for April 6 at Town Hall. This event, co-hosted by the Greenwich Council of Girl Scouts and the League of Women Voters, aims to engage the community in discussions about women's roles in governance. Tours of Town Hall will be provided, further encouraging civic participation.

In terms of infrastructure, the Board addressed a request for a temporary lane closure related to test pits at Greg and Bruce Park Avenue. Representatives from Eversource were present to answer questions regarding the project. Concerns were raised by local residents about communication from Eversource, with assurances given that outreach efforts were being made to keep the community informed.

Overall, the meeting underscored the Board's focus on fostering community involvement through cultural events while also addressing essential infrastructure needs. As Greenwich continues to navigate these developments, the engagement of residents remains a critical component of the town's planning and execution of public initiatives.