Welcome to Stratford, Connecticut Founded in 1639, the Town of Stratford is a community rich in history and abundant natural beauty. Situated on Long Island Sound, and bounded to the east by the Housatonic River, Stratford has long viewed its waterfront as an important natural resource.
Find information about Stratford's town departments, services, and resources for residents and businesses on this page.
Founded in 1639, Stratford is a community rich in history, and abundant natural beauty. Situated on Long Island Sound, and bounded to the east by the Housatonic River, Stratford has long viewed its waterfront as an important natural resource. The Town's location on Long Island Sound affords residents and visitors alike with two public bathing beaches, five marinas, several fishing piers and ...
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Explore Stratford's Recreation Department for programs, events, and activities that enhance community engagement and leisure.
Stratford's History page explores the rich heritage and historical significance of Stratford, Connecticut, highlighting key events and cultural milestones.
Our History Written by Barbara M. Sirois in 1988 Located on the Eastern edge of Fairfield County, Stratford is a coastal New England community of 51,000 residents, comprising 18.7 square miles, enjoying a varied climate of vibrant changing seasons with summer temperatures averaging 82 degrees F. and winter averages of 41 degrees F.
The Office of Planning & Zoning oversees land-use for the Town of Stratford. In addition to the development and implementation of long-range town planning initiatives, the Office administers the receipt of applications for zoning compliance and guidance to various land-use boards and commissions.