Historical Commission unanimously elects Rich Stein as chair
January 29, 2026 | Norwalk City, Fairfield, Connecticut
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At its meeting the Norwalk Historical Commission conducted elections for its officers and unanimously elected Rich Stein as chair.
A member nominated Rich Stein for chair and another member seconded the nomination. The commission recorded a unanimous voice vote in favor. Members thanked outgoing leaders for their service and assigned follow‑up tasks to staff and members to advance the demolition‑delay ordinance draft to the ordinance committee.
The commission will continue drafting the ordinance language, circulate edits, and schedule presentations to the ordinance committee; no substantive policy vote accompanied the election.
A member nominated Rich Stein for chair and another member seconded the nomination. The commission recorded a unanimous voice vote in favor. Members thanked outgoing leaders for their service and assigned follow‑up tasks to staff and members to advance the demolition‑delay ordinance draft to the ordinance committee.
The commission will continue drafting the ordinance language, circulate edits, and schedule presentations to the ordinance committee; no substantive policy vote accompanied the election.
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