Plainfield

Plainfield is a town with just under 16,000 people and encompasses 42 square miles in northeastern Connecticut. It consists of the villages of Plainfield, Moosup, Wauregan and Central Village. Founded in 1699, Plainfield is home to the Central Village Historic District and a rich industrial history with many mills that were powered by the Quinebaug River and a transportation system that connected four rail lines in town. Plainfield has three elementary schools, a middle school, and a high school. Major employers include C&M Corporation, Lowe’s, Staples and Brookwood Laminating.

Plainfield is also home to Lion’s Park that includes a wonderful accessible playground that provides an inclusive space for children of all abilities to play together. Designed with features that support a wide range of physical and sensory needs, the playground offers families a welcoming place to gather, play, and connect with others in the community. In addition, the Plainfield Recreation Department offers a variety of programs and activities for residents, including access to an indoor pool that provides year-round opportunities for swimming, lessons, and community recreation.