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2025 Pink Patch ProjectRidgefield Police Department is participating in the Pink Patch Project, a breast cancer awareness campaign, for the eighth year in a row. Patches are available for sale for $10 at the Police Station, City Hall, Seasons Coffee, Ridgefield Floral, Lava Java, Brewed Awakenings, BevRidge Public and Taps Beer Reserve. Learn more
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Please Provide Your Comments - Envision Ridgefield 2045Ridgefield is planning for the next 20 years through Envision Ridgefield 2045, and we need your input! - Draft goals, policies, and strategies are ready for review
- Share your thoughts in the Online Open House, open through Sunday, October 19
About 45 of your neighbors joined us in person on September 16, now it’s your turn to help shape Ridgefield’s future. Explore the proposals and complete the survey
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Know the Rules: E-Bikes and E-ScootersIn Ridgefield, we want everyone to enjoy using our roads, parks, trails and sidewalks safely. E-bikes and e-scooters are becoming an increasingly popular way to get around, especially among teens and young adults. Before riding, it’s important to understand where and how to ride safely. Read our newest resource: E-Bikes Webpage Splash Pad "Test Drive" Started October 3Repairs began this summer to get the Overlook Park Splash Pad into working order, now we’re ready for a trial run. Starting Friday, October 3, we’re inviting you to help us with a final “test drive” before we rule the project as complete and “buy the car.” The fence is down, and the water jets will be on from 10 AM to dusk as conditions allow for the rest of October. Come give it a try, jump in puddles, splash around, and help us make sure everything is running just the way it should. Learn more
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Council Update
September Council Action HighlightsYouth Commission CreatedIn September, Council adopted Ordinance 1458, creating the Ridgefield Youth Commission, a youth-driven advisory board and leadership program. Members will explore community issues, help build a strong, inclusive, and active community, and ensure that youth perspectives are integrated into City decision-making. The application window for the Ridgefield Youth Commission is open through October 20. ProclamationsProclamations are a special way to recognize an organization, person, cause or special event. Learn more about Proclamations. - Service Dog Month - September 2025 - Mayor Cole proclaimed September 2025 as "Service Dog Month" and urged all residents to promote understanding of the positive impact service dogs have on the independence and quality of life for people with disabilities and to help foster acceptance of service dogs in public places. Service Dog Month 2025 (PDF)
- Disability Employment Awareness Month - October 2025 - Mayor Cole proclaimed October 2025 as "Disability Employment Awareness Month" and urged all residents to embrace the talents and skills that workers with disabilities offer and to promote the right to equal employment for all. Disability Employment Awareness Month 2025 (PDF)
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Agenda and MinutesView full Agenda & Minutes* *Meeting Minutes are added after they are approved at the following Council meeting. Listen to Recorded Meeting Audio Upcoming MeetingsCity Council Regular Meeting- Thursday, October 9, 6:30 PM, Ridgefield Administrative and Civic Center
- Thursday, October 23, 6:30 PM, Ridgefield Administrative and Civic Center
City Council Study Session Meeting- Thursday, October 16, 4 PM, Ridgefield Administrative and Civic Center
Planning Commission- Wednesday, November 5, 6:30 PM, Ridgefield Administrative and Civic Center
Parks Board- Wednesday, October 8, 6:30 PM, Ridgefield Administrative and Civic Center
Roundabout Committee- Monday, October 13, 6:30 PM, Ridgefield Administrative and Civic Center
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Manage Your Subscription Stay informed about what matters to you. Manage your email subscription to this newsletter and others from the City of Ridgefield on our website.
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Upcoming Community EventsIvy Pull at Abrams Park - Saturday, October 18Volunteer to pull non-native English Ivy at Abrams Park in Ridgefield. Learn more. Downtown Trick or Treat - Friday, October 31Come Trick or Treat in Downtown Ridgefield! 3 PM to 5 PM on Friday, October 31 participating businesses will be handing out treats. Bring your ghouls and goblins for some fun! Downtown Wine Walk - Saturday, November 1Sip, Stroll, and Discover Downtown: Experience Ridgefield Main Street’s Sips of the Season Wine Walk and enjoy tastings from more than 15 regional wineries, cideries, and breweries while exploring the charm of our vibrant downtown. Learn more Community Events CalendarDid you know that the City hosts a community calendar on our website where all Ridgefield organizations can submit their events to be shared? Check it out to stay on top of what is happening in Ridgefield.
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In Case You Missed ItNews releases and announcements from the past month. Ridgefield Police Department Launches 2025 Pink Patch CampaignThe Ridgefield Police Department (RPD) is once again joining the international Pink Patch Project this October, marking its eighth year of participation in the breast cancer awareness campaign. Learn more. Apply now for the First-Ever Ridgefield Youth CommissionThe City of Ridgefield is excited to announce the creation of the Ridgefield Youth Commission, a new way for young people to have a direct voice in local government. Learn more. City of Ridgefield Seeks Volunteers for Advisory Boards and CommissionsThe Ridgefield city Council is seeking dynamic and self-motivated community members to serve on various boards and commissions. Learn more.
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