The Sasquanaug Association, established in 1886, is one of the oldest neighborhood associations in the country and is…More dedicated to preserving the historic character of the town's Southport neighborhood and contributing to the community's day-to-day enjoyment of life in Southport Village.</p> <p>The Sasquanaug Association, which holds annual meetings in Pequot Library and board of trustees meetings in Southport Congregational Church, owns several properties in Southport, including the Robinson Cottage, a historic home on Main Street; the Sea Lodge, a beach club next to Southport Beach; Southport Park, 12.5 acres on the Old Post Road in Southport; and a decorative fountain at the intersection of Main Street and Harbor Road.</p> <p>The Sasquanaug Association maintains vigilance on matters related to Southport that come before the Town Plan and Zoning Commission and the town's Historic District Commission and Harbor Management Commission, and it supports town zoning regulations and state laws that are favorable to historic preservation.</p> <p>The Sasquanaug Association does not have an e-mail address. Its mailing address is P.O. Box 471, Southport CT 06890.</p> <p>The address given here for the Sasquanaug Association is the address for Pequot Library, where the group holds its annual meetings.</p>

The Registrar of Voters' Office operates impartially to administer fair, transparent and open elections in the…More interests of about 37,000 Fairfield voters.</p> <p>The Registrar of Voters' Office maintains the town voter registry list by adding new voters, making necessary changes to existing voters, such as changes to address and political party, and removing voters who are deceased or otherwise no longer eligible to vote in Fairfield. The office also administers elections by hiring and training poll workers, overseeing Election Day operations, counting absentee ballots, purchasing supplies and maintaining scanner type tabulators, ordering phone lines for communication and the state-mandated handicapped voter system, discarding used ballots and storing used Federal ballots.</p> <p>The Registrar of Voters' Office also disseminates town voter information.</p> <p>The Registrar of Voters' Office consists of two part-time registrars (one Republican, one Democrat) and a full-time secretary. The Republican Registrar is Roger Autuori; the Democratic Registrar is Matthew Waggner.</p> <p>The Registar of Voters' Office's budget in 2009-10 is $225,825. Each part-time registrar is paid $30,725 and is subject to re-election every four years.</p> <p>The Registrar of Voters' Office is on the first floor of Old Town Hall, 611 Old Post Road.</p>