Please note, the Town of Somers is separate from Department of Motor Vehicles of Connecticut. The Town of Somers was incorporated in 1734 by the General Court of Massachusetts and named for Lord John Somers of England. The purpose of this policy is to provide a comprehensive and viable debt management policy which recognizes the capital improvement needs of the Town of Somers as well as the taxpayer's ability to pay while taking into account existing legal, economic, financial and debt market considerations. About Somers Business Directory Cemetery Concern Form Citizen Action Line Community Links Community Safety & Alerts Contact Us Election Results Emergency Preparedness Employment Opportunities FAQS Forms, Permits & Applications Mailbox Tips The Somers Resident Trooper’s Office is committed to the safety of our town through professional service to our citizens. If anyone has any issues that would require police service, including motor vehicle complaints or other concerns, please do not hesitate to contact our office. In 1749 Somers separated from Massachusetts and was annexed to Connecticut. The Assessor’s primary objective is to ensure that all taxable property located within the Town of Somers is assessed in accordance with applicable law so that every property owner shares an appropriate share of the total property tax burden. Check this section for services available to residents of Somers. The Town of Somers Land Records are currently available on-line through the RecordHub. The function of the Planning & Zoning Department is to offer advice on policy decisions, review and coordinate information for proposed physical development in Somers, and provide professional, technical, and administrative support to the Conservation, Planning, and Zoning Commissions, as well as to all other town Boards, Commissions, and staff.

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