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New Milford,
Connecticut
The Gateway to Litchfield County
Incorporated in 1712, New Milford is steeped in history,
including some of its homes being used as part of the
Underground Railroad. Nestled along the eastern
shores of Candlewood Lake, New Milford is a former
farming community and offers extensive recreational
opportunities as well as a strong commitment to the
arts. New Milford has grown over the
years to a population of about 28,000 residents.
Being the southernmost town in Litchfield County, it has
come to be known as The Gateway to Litchfield County.
Residents of New Milford enjoy a wide variety of
condominium options, as well as lakefront communities
and beautiful single family home developments.
Prices for condominiums begun under $100,000 and go up
to more than $500,000. Prices for single family
homes range from the $200,000's up to well over one
million dollars.
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New Milford prides itself on its commitment to the arts,
with a variety of galleries, museums and theaters, as
well as fairs and holiday festivities.
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Milford Town Website
Schools in New Milford include
Hill & Plain Elementary for K-3rd grade,
Northville Elementary for Pre-K - 3rd grade,
John Pettibone Elementary for Pre-K-3rd grade,
Sarah Noble Intermediate for grade 4-6,
Schaghticoke Middle for grades 7-8, and
New Milford High for grades 9-12.
Public Schools for New Milford
Important Phone Numbers:
New Milford Town Hall:
860.355.6010
New Milford Tax Assessor: 860.355.6070
Hill & Plain Elementary:
860.354.5430
Northville Elementary:
860.355.3713
John Pettibone Elementary:
860.354.3218
Sarah Noble Intermediate:
860.210.4020
Schaghticoke Middle:
860.354.2204
New Milford High School:
860.350.6647
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