A major north/south highway,
Interstate 91, with two Cromwell exits, runs through the Town.
The Central Connecticut Expressway (Route 9), opened at the
end of 1989, enhances the Town's location as it connects I-95
in Old Saybrook, I-91 in Cromwell and I-84, the State's major
east/west highway in New Britain.
The Town's position as a
residential community is illustrated by the fact that
approximately 68% of the fiscal 1993-1994 grand list was
residential. The 5.2% unemployment rate compares favorably
with the area's rate of 5.7% and the State's unemployment rate
of 5.4%. The Town's per capita income in 1989 was $20,518 as
estimated by the Connecticut Department of Labor.
For more details, you may view
the Cromwell CT Town
Profile 
(Adobe
Acrobat format) 1998-99
published by the CT Department of Economic and Community
Development. If you need the free Adobe Acrobat Reader browser
plug-in, please download it from the Adobe
Web Site.
The Town provides a full range
of municipal services including public safety Police
Department, animal control, and civil defense), public
works (roadways, building and grounds, solid waste management,
engineering, motor pool and building inspections), health,
sanitation, wetlands protection and zoning compliance, senior
citizens, youth services, social services, recreation,
library, education and schools and general government
administrative services. The
Cromwell
Fire District provides fire, ambulance and water services.
Send all comments or questions to
questions@cromwellct.com.
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difficulties, please email me at
webmaster@cromwellct.com.
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