Last day visiting CT and decided this was the way to go. Visited on a Monday around noon, and it…read morewas not busy at all. We were able to walk in and tour the place ourselves. It is such a neat building with plenty of historic artifacts inside. All the employees were super friendly. People do actually work inside of this building, so it was busy with a bunch of workers trying to make it from one point of the building to the other. Learned a little bit of CT history. We were able to tour the room where the decision was made to make Marijuana legal in CT. About 4 stories tall. We also were able to walk underground over to the legislative building as well! Such neat history is located here also. A lot of comemerative veterans are seen all throughout the walls also which lets you pay many respects throughout your visit. It was such a great last day tour, and I'm glad we visited.

I found the exterior of this state capital building to be quite impressive; the interior is a bit…read morelacking IMHO. Outside, you'll see a towering golden dome that rises over Hartford quite impressively. There's also a relief arrayed around the edges of the building that illustrates scenes from the history of this State. Inside, there are a couple of interesting things, i.e., sculptures, battle flags, etc., but it'll take you under a half an hour to see all of it once you enter. All things considered, this place is worth a visit, if only to get some pictures of that impressive dome :-)

I've made two appointments already and you were suppose to call me and do it by phone. But I…read morehaven't received any call from you guys. What's going on?

From the owner: The Community Renewal Team (CRT) can help you sign up for Energy Assistance in your community. Low…read moreto moderate-income households in Hartford and Middlesex Counties may be eligible for help paying their utility or fuel bills. Home heating sources include: oil, natural gas, electricity, propane, kerosene, or wood. Even if heat is included in the cost of rent, tenants may be able to receive a one-time cash payment.

East Hartford Transfer station SAVED us! I had a family member with special needs that had to move…read moreout of state unexpectedly. We had a few items that needed to have removed quickly and EH TRANSFER STATION DID NOT DISAPPOINT! VERY pleasant people (Brenda & Sal) to deal with! Thank you again guys!

Town transfer station & Public Works Administration - used to be the landfill but started seeping…read moreinto the water supply so now you just dump things into a dumpster for them to bring elsewhere - they have areas for recycling pretty much anything

Living in East hartford has its good points. They have a lot of activies for the local…read morechildren,which is always well planned and involves the highschoolers. I love theses. They offer. Crafty activity's that include the parents also. They have a really great fall fair which is really funit involves the local merchants, great baked goods, and fun blowup jumpers. They charge the same price every year for an all rides pass. One year they gave out gummy bears for an hour. Awesome one year they had fried dough and it was aweone. They always have a pizza tasting contest that I have yet to participate in!!!!!! looking forward to the Christmas extravaganza. Which I take my son to every year so we can make ornements... EH has a good school system you can try them all, the housing is plentyful but need someupdating.BADLY

Town of East Hartford: Connecticut International Baccalaureate Academy - Yeah.. East Hartford's got…read morea great school system, what does your town have :-p

I was a walk in to the fire department with chest pains. They performed an EKG and sent me to the…read morehospital. The care I received was excellent and I really appreciate their abilities.

The Great River Park is a small park right off the highway, in East Hartford. This park is right on…read morethe Connecticut River. There were a number of people fishing and some were walking. There are some picnic benches if you'd like to be the one with nature while enjoying your lunch. This park is very clean, the grass has been cut recently. There's a substantial amount of trash cans, so no one should be littering on the park. On the other side of the river is where you'll find the capital city of Hartford. With some tall insurance buildings as well as the historic Colt Armory building, that is in plain sight. This is a nice place to step outside, if you happen to be working in one of the close by offices. This however, isn't my favorite or go to park because of how noisy the highway traffic can be.

I adore walking in the park every day on my lunch. I usually walk across the bridge into Hartford,…read moreloop back and then loop down and through the park to get a bit of fresh air. The statues are cool to see during the different seasons, and it's just a nice, quiet, contemplative area to visit. My office overlooks the park too so it's cool to see what's going on if I ever need to daydream out my window.

A teen boy from my neighborhood stole my PS4 Pro, and I reported it right away. Police were at my…read morehome within minutes, and when I described the kid they knew him and rushed off to go catch him. They caught the kid and got my property back for me the same day! I am very happy with this outcome. The officers I dealt with were polite, personable, and very efficient. I am grateful for their good work.

Really hope this reaches the chief of the East Hartford Police Department. It's about the gun range…read morein East Hartford area., not trying to be a Karen, but it's unfair to the residence that live in the area to hear gunshots at night at 10 PM. This happens on Saturday Sundays pretty much seven days a week. It's very obnoxious to hear that every single night before you go to bed !