Bethel residents are at the polls today to vote on a $67-million budget.  The $26-million municipal budget proposal and $40.9 million school plan will be on the ballot along with a question about capital improvement spending.  First Selectman Matt Knickerbocker says school security was taken into account.

Funding was added back in for 7 non-profit agencies including Meals on Wheels, WeCahr and Ability Beyond Disability.

The budget represents a 2.9 percent spending increase.  Bethel Action Committee Founder Billy Michael believes spending is too high.

Polls are open until 8pm.