Town of
SPRAGUE, CONNECTICUT
                        Villages of Baltic, Hanover, Versailles
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Sprague, CT at-a-Glance
Incorporated: 1861
 County: New London
 Form of Government: Selectmen/Town Meeting
 Longitude/Latitude: 41°37′26″N 72°04′30″W
 Area: Total: 13.8 sq mi (35.7 km2)
 Land: 13.8 sq mi (35.7 km2)
 Water: 0.6 sq. mi (1.6km)
 Population (2005): 2,992
 Households: 1,111
 Density: 227/sq. mi. (88/km2)

Sprague is a Relay Connecticut Participant Our toll-free access number is 1-800-676-3777 Sprague is an Affirmative Action and Equal Opportunity Employer and Provider.

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Town of Sprague
1.  Fair Housing Resolution
2. Fair Housing Policy
     Statement
3. ADA Grievance Procedure
4. ADA Notice
5. Title VI Equal Opportunity
     Statement

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Commission on Human right and Opportunities (CHRO)

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Regional Animal Vaccinations Clinics
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Welcome to Sprague-- the perfect place to live and work in eastern Connecticut.  It’s located right on the “border” between northeastern and southeastern Connecticut, within minutes of Rt. 395, and so is an easy (45 minutes) commute to the New London area, yet is also close (35 minutes) to both the University of Connecticut’s Main Campus and Eastern Connecticut State University. Its three villages, Baltic, Hanover and Versailles, are rich in history, charm and architectural significance.  The entire Baltic Village is listed on the National Register of Historic Places; Baltic was home to one of the largest textile mills in the country.  For more history, click here

News Around Town

2011-2012 Town Budget

2011-2012 School Budget

Proposed Budget for 2012-2013

Proposed Town Budget 2012-2013

Proposed School Budget 2012 -2013

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Town of Sprague
Annual Budget Meeting
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Emergency Homeowners’ Loan Program (EHLP). Please click here for more information


 

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SPRAGUE MEMORIAL DAY PARADE NOTICE
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A new Town web site is in development and will be released soon.
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Public Notice of Change of
Use of State CDBG Funds for an
Activity that is Different from the Original Grant
And Public Hearing
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TOWN OF SPRAGUE NONDISCRIMINATION STATEMENT
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Ride the Shetucket

The Town of Sprague in conjunction with First Light Power Resources
will resume the wildly popular Ride the Shetucket events for 2012.

Once monthly during the warm weather season a scheduled water release from Scotland Dam will take place allowing a water level high enough to paddle or tube from below Scotland Dam to River Park in Baltic.

The Town of Sprague will provide a free shuttle between River Park
and Scotland Dam.
Water release is scheduled for 10:00 am on days of the event.  Participants

can put in any time between 10:00 and 12:00.  You can ride the river as many times
as water level allows.  The ride is 4 miles long and takes approximately 2 hours.

Dates for 2012 are:  April 28th, May 26th, June 30th, July 28th, August 25th, September 29th, and October 13th.

Since Ride the Shetucket is weather sensitive even, check the Town
website on the Thursday prior to the event for any cancellation postings.

Paddlers need to have PFD’s and a distress whistle.  www.ctsprague.org

SEE YOU THERE

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PUBLIC NOTICE TO

BUS AND TAXI OPERATORS

 

The Town of Sprague is applying for a capital grant under Section 5310 of the Federal Transit Act, as amended, to replace a vehicle to be used in meeting the special transportation needs of the elderly and/or disabled in the town of Sprague. Any interested transit or paratransit operator in the proposed service area may review the proposed application by contacting Edward Meadows, Director of the Sprague Senior Center, 1 Main Street, Baltic, CT 06330, (860) 822-3000. A public hearing will be held if requested by interested parties. Any comments should then be sent to the Town of Sprague, P.O. Box 677, Baltic, CT 06330, with a copy to the Southeastern Connecticut Council of Governments, 5 Connecticut Ave., Norwich, CT 06360.


RIVER PARK MUSIC NIGHTS

Sponsored by the Mohegan Sun
Come join us for a relaxing night by the beautiful Shetucket River
Family Fun

Saturday Night 6:00pm - 8:30 pm

June 23rd Elm Street Band
June 30th Gypsy Time Surf & Friends
July 7th Out of the Blue
July 14th John Paolilo
July 21st Silver Hammer
July 28th Open Mike by Ralph Watson
August 11th Elm Street Band
August 18th Gypsy Time Surf & Friends
August 25th Silver Hammer
September 1st Glenn Hansen Band

See you there!