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Party Organization

About the Danbury Democratic Town Committee

The official municipal body of the Democratic Party in Danbury, Connecticut, dedicated to electing responsive public servants, defending our public schools, and driving common-sense local policy.

Our Purpose

What is the Mission of the Danbury Democratic Town Committee?

The Danbury Democratic Town Committee (DDTC) is the official municipal governing body of the Democratic Party in Danbury, Connecticut. We organize grassroots civic participation, endorse local and legislative candidates, advocate for quality public schools, and promote responsible municipal fiscal management under Connecticut General Statutes and state party rules.

Our mission is to help elect Democrats representing Danbury to Federal, State, and local office; influence city priorities and policy, build awareness of the causes, policies, and values for which Democrats stand, and work to expand the base of registered Democrats in Danbury.

Under Connecticut Democratic Party rules and municipal bylaws, the DDTC serves as the grassroots foundation for municipal governance in the City of Danbury. We conduct endorsement conventions, coordinate field voter turnout campaigns, support candidate development, and hold regular monthly organizing sessions open to all registered Democrats.

Municipal Headquarters & Meetings

Location: 161 Main St., Danbury, CT 06810

Schedule: Generally meets on the second Monday of each month at 7:30 PM at DDTC Headquarters (161 Main St., Danbury, CT).

Core Democratic Values

What Core Civic Values Guide Danbury Democrats?

Danbury Democrats champion robust funding for Danbury Public Schools, fiscal prudence preserving the city's AA+ bond rating, equitable neighborhood investments across all seven wards, and support for immigrant working families under the Connecticut Trust Act. We champion transparent governance, environmental sustainability, and expanded community healthcare access.

Electing Democrats to Federal, State, and local offices.
Influencing city priorities and municipal policy in Danbury.
Building public awareness of Democratic causes, policies, and progressive values.
Expanding the base of registered Democrats in Danbury.
Fostering common-sense, pragmatic, collaborative, and inclusive governance.
Supporting quality public education, smart economic development, and fiscal stability (AA+ bond rating).
Defending immigrant communities, upholding the Connecticut Trust Act, and expanding civil service opportunities.
Elected DDTC Leadership

Who Serves on the DDTC Executive Leadership Team for 2026–2028?

The DDTC executive officers for the 2026–2028 term are Town Committee Chair Larry Riefberg, Vice Chair Andrea Gartner, Secretary Lois D'Imperio, and Treasurer Frank R. Salvatore Jr. Elected during the biennial caucus, the executive committee manages party governance, candidate recruitment, campaign finance compliance, and monthly town committee meetings.

Elected by the committee at our biennial organizational caucus to direct party operations, finances, and public communications.

Chair DDTC Officer
Larry Riefberg

Larry Riefberg

6 Ervie Drive, Danbury, CT 06810

Vice-Chair DDTC Officer
Andrea Gartner

Andrea Gartner

112 Deer Hill Avenue, Danbury, CT 06810

Treasurer DDTC Officer
Frank R. Salvatore Jr.

Frank R. Salvatore Jr.

1903 Revere Road, Danbury, CT 06811

Corresponding Secretary DDTC Officer
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Lois D'Imperio

4 Circle Drive East, Danbury, CT 06810

Recording Secretary DDTC Officer
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Lois D'Imperio

4 Circle Drive East, Danbury, CT 06810

Grassroots Representation

28 Members. 7 Wards. 1 United City.

Every Danbury neighborhood has dedicated ward representation on the Town Committee. Our 28 members are elected every two years to connect residents directly with City Hall, organize voter turnout, and champion local concerns.