Welcome to Trumbull
Trumbull, Connecticut is a vibrant community with a small-town feel, a thriving retail district, and plenty of outdoor activities.
Trumbull is located in Fairfield County, Connecticut, about 5 miles inland from Long Island Sound. It borders the cities of Bridgeport, Stratford, Monroe, Easton, and Shelton.
Trumbull was settled in 1639 as part of the town of Stratford and incorporated in 1797. It was named after Revolutionary War Governor Jonathan Trumbull.
Parks
Trumbull has 20 parks, including Old Mine Park, which is a historic site with mineralogical features.
Trumbull is on the Pequonnock River Trail, which is good for biking.
Trumbull has many shopping options, including Westfield Mall and Hawley Lane Mall.
Trumbull hosts cultural programs, an annual arts festival, and free weekly outdoor summer concerts.
Trumbull's Library is a family community center and business resource center that offers book discussions, movies, workshops, and music programs.
Fort Trumbull State Park features Fort Trumbull, a fortification built from 1839–1852 as part of the Third System of Fortifications.
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Nearby attractions include the Beardsley Zoo, the Discovery Museum and Planetarium, and the Tashua Knolls Golf Club.
Town Hall
High School
Town Library
