Politics & Government
This Is The Biggest Complaint Made To Naugatuck Mayor's Office
Mayor Hess has formed a subcommittee to look at ways to improve the situation for residents.

NAUGATUCK, CT β During a recent Board of Mayor and Burgesses meeting, Naugatuck Mayor Pete Hess spoke about what he said is the biggest complaint is office receives.
Hess said the highest number of complaints received in his office is regarding the lack of Bulk Trash Pickup by the town. He would like to consider alternatives to bulk trash pickup such as opening the recycling center more often, lowering rates at the transfer station and/or having a senior citizens day.
He asked for burgess volunteers to sit on a subcommittee to look into various options. Mayor Hess appointed Burgess Vitale, Burgess DeOliveira and Burgess Neth to the subcommittee along with Public Works Director James Stewart and Recycling Coordinator Sandy Ribeiro. The subcommittee was charged with finding options to deal with voluminous bulk trash and the cost to implement the options.
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