- Ledyard, CT - Official Website | Official Website
Did you know that Ledyard Social Services serves as an intake site for the TVCCA Energy Assistance Program? Call Ledyard Social Services at 860-464-3222 to book an appointment
- Departments | Ledyard, CT - Official Website
The mission of Ledyard Public Schools is to ensure a culture of excellence that maximizes student achievement, develops skills for life-long learning, and prepares students to be productive and responsible citizens in a global society
- The Town of Ledyard | Ledyard, CT - Official Website
The early history of Ledyard brought about the town's incorporation, the extension of railroads, and the beginning of a long history in athletic events
- Geographic Property Information Network | Ledyard, CT - Official Website
The Town of Ledyard has recently engaged different consultants for its Geographic Information System (GIS) The system has a new look and feel and is easy to use
- Online Bill Pay | Ledyard, CT - Official Website
Online Bill Pay Pay Your Bills Online Pay Taxes Bill Online Pay Water Sewer Use Bill Online ACH – Check Withdrawal is now available for your Ledyard WPCA monthly bills Contact Customer Service (860) 440-9994, for more information
- Town Clerk | Ledyard, CT - Official Website
Town ClerkOur Pledge If there is a question to which we do not know the answer, we will do our best to get it for you, or put you in contact with the person who knows the answer Please Be Considerate Make and take your phone calls outside the office, no pets in the office, and no food or drink in the vault Everyone will be appreciative! Dont' know who to contact? Try the Whom Do I Contact
- Tax Collector | Ledyard, CT - Official Website
The Tax Collector's Office is responsible for the administration and the collection of revenue in conformity with Connecticut State Statute, ordinances, and established policy
- Ledyard Historic Properties | Ledyard, CT - Official Website
This architectural and historical overview traces the development of Ledyard from settlement as the frontier of the coastal communities of first New London, then Groton, through its establishment as a separate church society and finally, its later growth as an incorporated town
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