The numbers are in for what Connecticut towns are getting under the first 12 months of the state's nip bottle surcharge program.
Everything you need to know about absentee ballots and Election Day voting in Naugatuck for the election Nov. 8.
Jeff Litke shares why he should be elected to serve the 70th State House District, which covers part of Naugatuck.
Seth Bronko shares why he should be elected to serve the 70th State House District, which covers part of Naugatuck.
Rebimbas has highlighted some of the major changes and new laws below.
Absentee ballots for the November election will become available at the town clerk's office in Naugatuck on Oct. 7.
Absentee ballots become available from the Town Clerk in October. Here's what you need to know, according to Naugatuck officials.
Naugatuck has teamed up with Bird to bring shared e-scooters to the borough.
A local firefighter was sworn in as the Naugatuck Fire Department's new deputy fire marshal during a meeting Monday night.
One person was killed and two others were injured in a shooting at the nightclub over the weekend, according to a report.
The Naugatuck Planning Commission is seeking residents' input about current housing options in town, affordable housing and more.
Bronko, who is running for state representative of Naugatuck's 70th House District, has been endorsed by the CT Fraternal Order of Police.
President Biden’s Bipartisan Infrastructure Law more than doubles the funding for popular RAISE Program this year.
State officials said the State Bond Commission has approved $8 million to support improvements of the I-84 and Route 8 Interchange.
Bronko, the Republican nominee for state representative of the 70th House District, said he wants to focus more on his campaign.
Absentee ballots become available July 19 for the Aug. 9 primary, according to the town.
Borough officials have opted to change the proposed park's location after residents raised some concerns.
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Daniel Norck was recently sworn in as the borough's next deputy police chief following approval from the Board of Police Commissioners.
Residents are asked to please plan accordingly.
The list of eligible communities includes Naugatuck.
Combined town and school spending plan totals more than $132 million, about 2 percent larger than current spending.
June is dog licensing month, and owners in Naugatuck can now take advantage of an easier way to renew.
The Board of Mayor and Burgesses will hold a public hearing regarding the consideration of the sale of land to Bluewater Property Group.
The bill directs the state to implement a plan of action to address the COVID-19 pandemic’s effect on women in the workforce.
The bill, which now awaits passage by the Senate, is a compromise legislation aimed at curbing Connecticut’s juvenile crime crisis.
Sgt. Steven Fortin has been with the department since 2015.
At a ceremony in June, the CT Trial Lawyers Association will present Rebimbas with the RisCassi-Koskoff Civil Justice Award.
C. Colin McAllister has served as the department's interim police chief since the retirement of former Police Chief Steven Hunt in January.
Naugatuck has several upcoming political conventions.
The school is located on Willow Street in Waterbury.
State Senator Joan Hartley joined in passing the legislation to protect against the spread of COVID-19.
The Democrat is seeking the post held by Rosa Rebimbas, who is giving up the seat to run for a different position.
The two public safety departments reportedly are each seeking budget increases next year in excess of 4 percent over current allocations.
Cititzens have a chance to have their voice heard during an important public hearing that could impact their safety.
A residential property in Naugatuck now must be at least three-quarters of an acre to keep livestock.
Bronko is chair of the Naugatuck Republican Town Committee.
The applications are "to develop a hiring list for future dispatcher openings," according to officials.
A San Diego, California-based company will do the survey and design work for the downtown project.
The bus service will provide riders traveling to work or school outside of the city a public transit option on the weekdays.