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West Haven: energy tax, road repayment and bids

The Ledger's review of West Haven's budgets, audits, debt and redevelopment money.

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Auditing West Haven: what we're examining and why

The Ledger is reading West Haven's budgets, audits and council records. Here is what the city's fiscal 2025 audited financial statements and its fiscal 2027 final budget show.

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Latest update · August 19, 2026 · published Oct 16

West Haven awards about $2.2 million in bids for Poulter Pond and Windsor Park

The council awarded three Poulter Pond contracts totaling $775,109.04 in August and, according to draft minutes, a $1,446,896.44 Windsor Park contract in October, after an August budget amendment corrected how Windsor Park was to be funded.

4 stories since June 17, 2026

Timeline, newest first

  1. West Haven awards about $2.2 million in bids for Poulter Pond and Windsor Park · published Oct 16
  2. West Haven's storm water budget leans on $766,238 in reserves while studying a fee hike · published Oct 16
  3. West Haven budgets $112,500 to repay Hunter Drive road work in Walmart's first months · published Oct 16
  4. West Haven's 6% energy tax took effect Oct. 1 after a 3-2 vote · published Oct 16

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