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Welcome to the Town of Berlin!
Berlin, Connecticut, the home of "The Yankee Peddler", is located at the geographic center of the state.
The area was originally known as PAGONCHAWNISCHAGE (the great white oak place), by the Mattabasset Indians.
The area was originally known as PAGONCHAWNISCHAGE (the great white oak place), by the Mattabasset Indians.
In 1659, Sergeant Richard Beckley purchased 300 acres from Chief Tarramuggus, built a home for his family and became the first settler in what was to become Berlin. Other families slowly followed, and in 1686, Captain Richard Seymour led a group of families from Farmington to begin the first settlement on Christian Lane.
Upcoming Events
- Economic Development Commission Meeting
Monday Feb 02 at 6:00 pm
Town Hall - Room 120 - Special Police Commission Meeting
Monday Feb 02 at 6:00 pm
Town Hall - Main Conference Room 102A - Historic District Commission Meeting
Monday Feb 02 at 7:00 pm
Town Hall - John "Doc" McIntosh Conference Room - Room 113 - Town Council Meeting
Tuesday Feb 03 at 7:00 pm
Town Hall - Council Chambers - Inland Wetlands and Water Courses Commission - CANCELLED
Tuesday Feb 03 at 7:00 pm
Town Hall - Main Conference Room 102A
Forms
- Berlin Continuous Bond Form
- Wetlands Application Forms 2025
- Justice of the Peace - Information for Unaffiliated and Minor Party Electors
- Justice of the Peace Application 2025-2029 Unaffiliated / Minor Party Electors
- Just Married? Need to Change Your Last Name?
- Updated Chapter 2 - Code Book - Administration
- Fillable Application for Boards and Commissions - Revised February 2024
- Legal Notice Farm Building Exemption Forms
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