Within the community of Meriden, Connecticut, you'll find award-winning schools, 3,000+ acres of parks, and spirited civic, service, & cultural activities.

The government of Meriden, Connecticut includes our Mayor and Town Council. Find contact information, meeting minutes, and voter information here.

Find information on the services offered by the City of Meriden, including police, fire, waste removal, parks & rec, utilities, and public schools.

Meriden is traversed by one of the State’s major rivers, the Quinnipiac River, and is located only a few miles to the west of the state’s largest waterway, the Connecticut River. Meriden is the showcase for …

There's so much to do in the City of Meriden! Find maps, see upcoming events, and get information on our Farmer's Market, parks, and hiking trails.

By 1728 the parish was known by the name Meriden. In 1806 the parish was recognized as the town of Meriden. When the railroad arrived in 1839 it helped change the center of town from the hill to the …

As employees of the City of Meriden, we are committed to providing responsive, consistent, and accurate services to the citizens of our community. Through our work environment, this quality is …

Meriden, CT residents and visitors can make a Citizen's Request, contact us by phone or email, browse the Staff Directory, or visit City Hall in person.

Although taxes are considered to be due in full in July, Meriden permits Real Estate taxes to be paid in 4 equal installments, in July, October, January, and April.

View or Pay Your Taxes OnlineCity Services Finance Tax Collection View or Pay Your Taxes/Utility Bill Online The City offers residents and businesses the option to pay tax and utility bills online. Online …