HOME CALENDAR LEGAL NOTICES GOVERNMENT MEETINGS COMMUNITY CONTACT US Member List LandTech Water Quality Report Year 2020 Click here 2021 LAC Meeting Schedule Click here Invasive Shellfish at Lake Teramuggus Per the USFWS: The Asian clam is a filter feeder that removes particles from the water column. It can be found at the sediment surface or slightly buried. Its ability to reproduce rapidly, coupled with low tolerance of cold temperatures (2-30°C), can produce wild swings in population sizes from year to year in northern water bodies. Current methods of introduction include bait bucket introductions, accidental introductions associated with imported aquaculture species, and intentional introductions by people who buy them as a food item in markets. The only other significant dispersal agent is thought to be passive movement via water currents; fish and birds are not considered to be significant distribution vectors. The most prominent effect of the introduction of the Asian clam into the United States has been biofouling, especially of complex power plant and industrial water systems. It has also been documented to cause problems in irrigation canals and pipes and drinking water supplies. It also alters benthic substrates, and competes with native species for limited resources. C. fluminea is consumed mainly by fish and crayfish. This clam has been found in the stomachs of black buffalo - Ictiobus niger; carp - Cyprinus carpio, channel catfish - Ictalurus punctatus, yellow bullhead - Ameiurus natalis, redear sunfish - Lepomis microlophus, largemouth bass - Micropterus salmoides, Mozambique tilapia - Tilapia mossambica (Minckley 1982); blue catfish - Ictalurus furcatus; and spotted catfish - Ameiurus serracanthus. Other predators of Corbicula include birds, raccoons, crayfish, and flatworms. According to the CT DEEP This species was introduced into North America in the early 20th Century. It spread throughout middle and southern parts of the continent, but did not spread far northward because it could not tolerate cold water. It was accidentally introduced into the Connecticut River and for years was only found below the power plant in Haddam, presumably because the plant’s warm effluent created favorable conditions. It has recently spread upstream in the Connecticut River. Lake Terramuggus Weed Guide and Lawn Care Tips Click here Learn More About Invasive Japanese Knotweed Click here for valuable information and removal techniques. Town Hours of Operation Monday 8:00 - 4:30 Tuesday 8:00 - 7:00 Wednesday 8:00 - 4:30 Thursday 8:00 - 4:30 Friday 8:00 - Noon Marlborough needs volunteer Board and Commission members to help local government make the important decisions that will determine our quality of life. If you’re interested in contributing your service and talent to our community, please consider applying to serve as a local board or commission member! APPLICATION FOR APPOINTMENT TO BOARDS, COMMISSIONS OR COMMITTEE Quick Links Town Facebook Page Online Tax Payments Phone Directory Minutes & Agenda Judge of Probate Information & Forms GIS Mapping Transfer Station Town Clerk Park & Recreation Online Voter Registration Town Links History of Marlborough Resident Trooper Facebook Page Parks & Recreation Chatham Health District Dept. of Veterans Affairs Richmond Memorial Library AHM Youth Services Elmer Thienes-Mary Hall Marlborough Elementary School RHAM High School RHAM Middle School Marlborough Business Association Marlborough Arts Center Marlborough Volunteer Fire Department MOMS Club of Marlborough Marlborough Food Bank You can view the number of outages Eversource Click on Storm Updates Key Documents Legal and Effective Meeting Presentation Stormwater Management Plan 2017 Town Charter Ordinances Plan of Conservation & Development Union Contracts Communications Links WFSB News WFSB Weather WFSB Live Radio Web Mail Financial Information FY 21 / 22 Approved Town Operations Budget 21-22 Capital 5 Year Plan 21-22 Town Capital Projects MES FY 22 Approved Budget 2020 State Single Audit 2020 Federal Single Audit 2020 Financial Statement Reg 8 Health & Medical Consortium Annual Report 2018- 2019 Annual Report 2017-2018 Annual Report 2019 2020 Annual Report Login Form Remember Me Forgot your username? Forgot your password? 26 North Main Street P.O. Box 29 Marlborough, CT 06447 Website: https://www.Marlboroughct.net P. 860-295-6200 | F. 860-295-0317 H. M-W-Th, 8:30A-4:30P T, 8:30A-7:00P F, 8:00A-12:00P Assessment, Registrars, Tax, and Town Clerk have alternate hours. Please visit each department's web page for specific hours. Bootstrap is a front-end framework of Twitter, Inc. Code licensed under MIT License. Font Awesome font licensed under SIL OFL 1.1.