8th Annual Shred Event

November 6, 2021 • 9 a.m. – Noon • RHAM Parking Lot (PLEASE READ FOR COVID RESTRICTIONS)

Every year we host a Shred Event for residents of Hebron, Andover and Marlborough in honor of America Recycles Day! We’ll still hold the event this year, with a couple restrictions in place. All visitors must wear masks (no mask, no service!) and you will remain in your car for the entirety of your visit. Putting your sensitive documents in a paper bag is preferred, and please place all bags in your TRUNK. We take only sensitive household documents and there is a 5 box maximum per household. Canned good donations accepted again this year for local food bank!

The Registrars of Voters will conduct a Candidate Lottery for name placement on the ballot for the November 2, 2021 Municipal Election on Wednesday September 15, 2021 at 7:00 p.m. in the Marion Celio Room of the Hebron Town Office Building

Elizabeth Fitzgerald

John Richmond

Registrars of Voters

September 9, 2021

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Project Presentation

T.S. HENRI MOVING THRU CONNECTICUT AT THIS TIME…TROPICAL STORM WARNINGS REMAIN IN EFFECT FOR THE ENTIRE STATE…FLOOD WARNINGS CONTINUE TO BE ISSUED AS HEAVY RAIN CONTINUES TO FALL ACROSS THE STATE…

At 2:00 PM the center of Tropical Storm Henri was located approximately 5 miles east of Westerly, Rhode Island.  Henri is moving to the northwest at 9 MPH with maximum sustained winds of 50 MPH. 

At 2:00 PM radar showed bands of very heavy rain from Tropical Storm Henri continuing to move across the state from southeast to northwest.  Northeast winds are currently gusting to 35 – 55 MPH across most of the state.   Eversource and UI are currently reporting a total of 30,874 customers without power across the state mainly in eastern CT. 

The stronger winds aloft with Henri did not mix down to ground level as they did in Isaias.  This was mainly due to a lack of convection (thunderstorm activity) with Henri.  Also, the strongest winds occurred in southern Rhode Island to the right of the storm track as Henri made landfall and quickly subsided as the eye moved into Connecticut.

Moderate River and Major Urban Flooding Expected: Henri is forecast to bring 4” – 8” of rainfall to most of the state.  Flood Warnings and Flash Flood Warnings are currently being issued for southern CT.  This heavy rainfall will likely cause moderate to major urban flooding and moderate river and stream flooding lasting into late this evening. 

Moderate Tree and Powerline Damage Expected: Winds may gust to 30 – 50 MPH at times for the next several hours.  These wind gusts will cause some additional power outages.   

The Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection, Division of Emergency Management and Homeland Security will continue to closely monitor the track of T.S. Henri. 

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TRACK FOR T.S. HENRI SHIFTED TO THE NORTHWEST AND ACCELLERATED…T.S. HENRI MAKING LANDFALL IN STONINGTON AT THIS TIME…TROPICAL STORM WARNINGS REMAIN IN EFFECT FOR THE ENTIRE STATE…FLOOD WATCHES ARE ALSO IN EFFECT FOR THE ENTIRE STATE…FLOOD WARNINGS ARE NOW BEING ISSUED IN SOUTHERN AND EASTERN CONNECTICUT…

At 11:00 AM Tropical Storm Henri was located approximately 15 miles east of Montauk Point, Long Island. Henri is moving to the north northwest at 12 MPH with maximum sustained winds of 60 MPH.

At Noon radar showed the eye of T.S. Henri making landfall near the town of Stonington. Rain and wind bands from Tropical Storm Henri continue moving across the state from southeast to northwest. Northeast winds are currently gusting to 45 – 55 MPH along the southeast coast. A wind gust to 70 MPH was reported earlier at Point Judith, RI. Eversource and UI are currently reporting a total of 20,065 customers without power across the state mainly in eastern CT. During the next few hours winds and rainfall will continue to increase across the state with the strongest winds moving from southeast corner of the state into the center of the state.

Moderate River and Major Urban Flooding Expected: Henri is forecast to bring 4” – 8” of rainfall to most of the state. Flood Warnings and Flash Flood Warnings are currently being issued for southern CT. This heavy rainfall will likely cause moderate to major urban flooding and moderate river and stream flooding lasting into late this evening.

Moderate to Major Tree and Powerline Damage Possible: Winds may gust to 60 – 70 MPH at times in southeastern CT early this afternoon (Note the shift in the wind scale). Wind gusts of 40 – 60 MPH are expected across the rest of the state. These strong wind gusts could cause a few pockets of major tree and powerline damage in southeastern CT and moderate tree and powerline damage across the rest of the state.

The Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection, Division of Emergency Management and Homeland Security will continue to closely monitor the track of T.S. Henri.

Due to Storm Henri the Transfer Station will be closed Sunday, August 22, 2021.