Monroe officials have suspended the biennial filing requirement for any person already receiving tax relief under Town’s Elderly or Disabled Tax Relief Programs.  The town has also established a page on the Monroe website for those wishing to make a financial donation towards the Town’s response and relief efforts.  First Selectman Ken Kellogg says this was done in response to the number of offers to help Social Services programs such as the Food Pantry, other Town volunteer programs, or to make a general donation towards COVID-19 efforts.  Public health experts from the State currently predict that the total number of cases in Fairfield County will continue to rise, and will peak in 2-3 weeks.  Kellogg is reminding residents that the actions taken now, as individuals, impact the entire community.