About Us

Trumbull has the most recreational and open space per capita in the state of Connecticut. There are 20 parks in our Town and many tennis courts, pickleball courts, basketball and volleyball courts. There are also:

Social and cultural activities exist here for people of all ages. Attend our cultural programs, the annual arts festival, or our free weekly outdoor summer concerts. Our Nature and Arts Center offers a place to learn about the environment. Visit Trumbull's Library, which serves both as a family community center as well as a business resource center offering book discussions, movies, workshops, and music programs.

Description of Services

Trumbull takes great pride in our natural landscape, and has set aside over 1,600 acres of town land as recreational areas and open space. 

Outdoor recreational opportunities include:

Hikers and cyclists travel from all over the State to enjoy the trails in Trumbull's Pequonnock River Valley State Park.

The Trumbull Park Commission, Chairman Kevin Bellows (R), and Department are responsible for the care, management and control of all parks and grounds used for park and recreational purposes and all structures thereon. Together, we work in conjunction with all other municipal departments predominately with Public Works, Education, Recreation and Health, as well as with the athletic leagues within our community, to maintain and enhance our beautiful park and recreational facilities.

Parks & Recreation Commission Members

Kevin Bellows (R) Chairman, Michael Travisano (R) Vice Chairman, William Brown (U), Brian LeClerc (AU), Ken Martin, Sr. (U), Jonathan O'Brien (U), Nancy Walsh (D)