The Fairfield State’s Attorney’s office released body camera footage and new details in the officer-involved shooting incident in Naugatuck.
At this time, in Naugatuck, our community positive test rate is 0.4%.
The man moved from Alabama but failed to register as a sex offender with the Connecticut Sex Offender Registry as required under SORNA.
The project is valued at $14 million.
Avoid Route 63 (North Church Street). It is still CLOSED at Sherman Street.
Naugatuck’s Fourth of July fireworks show ended abruptly due to what officials said was a “significant malfunction.”
The Secretary of the State has implemented a plan for the issuing of absentee ballots for Nov. 3 election.
All collections will be completed on weekends and may take five weeks to complete.
Some situations remain of downed trees that are lying on live wires, as well as trees that might be weakened and may still fall.
As of this morning, 99 percent of Eversource customers now have power, including Naugatuck residents.
Fran Dambowski reminds us to keep in mind that that there still may be trees that have weakened from the storm & an upcoming Zoom meeting.
Naugatuck Mayor N. Warren "Pete" Hess sent this message via Code Red on Aug. 10, day seven of Storm Isaias.
Fran Dambowsky posted this update early Monday morning on his Facebook page.
Thank you to Rep. Rosa Rebimbas for sharing this important information about voting in person on primary day.
Rep. Rebimbas notes that Naugatuck is expected to have power fully restored by 6:00 p.m. tomorrow (Monday, August 10).
The mayor updated Naugatuck citizens about COVID and the remaining 580 power outages in the borough.
At this time in Naugatuck, we have 1,420 power outages, down from yesterday's number of 2,356.
"No one individual from #TeamNaugy has done more than the other to get us moving forward. It truly is a team effort."
As of Friday evening, Naugatuck has 2,356 homes without power.
"Their communication with the Borough was inadequate at best." - Naugatuck Emergency Management Director Fran Dambowsky
"Let's all be Naugy Strong and help our neighbors." - Mayor "Pete" Hess
Capitol Update: Power Outages, Eversource Rates, Travel Advisory, and Absentee Ballot
Mayor N. Warren "Pete" Hess sent this message via the Code Red System at 4:30pm on Wednesday.
Pursuant to the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES Act), the sentencing occurred via videoconference.
Drs. DeLucia and Pun join Alliance Medical Group.
Online Listening Sessions Tomorrow: Absentee Ballots, Telehealth Coverage, and Capping the Cost of Insulin
Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, Governor Ned Lamont signed an executive order allowing all registered voters in Connecticut to vote ab
This update was sent by State Representative Rosa C. Rebimbas via email on Wednesday
Damage to the city's Christopher Columbus statue was discovered over the weekend.
These updates were disseminated by Rep. Rosa Rebimbas via email.
The governor has announced that indoor dining is slated to reopen on June 17 (Phase Two).
The mayor addresses the tax rate and why next year's budget process may be even more challenging.
"Today is May 29 at 6pm, the count in Naugatuck as of today is 365."
"Today, we honor the more than 1.3 million American soldiers who have died for our freedom and our way of life."
"Remember, compassion is not a sign of weakness, but of strength." - Mayor N. Warren "Pete" Hess
Below are guidelines for the Phase One reopening, as well as other useful resources.
Naugatuck officials have opened a temporary tax office to facilitate the paying of taxes or applying for a tax deferment.
The final approved budget contains an increase in the tax rate.
Mayor Hess' Code Red Transcript 5.15.20 indicated that today's count in Naugatuck is 268 positive COVID tests.
The Connecticut Health Investigative Team reports on this local case and several others across Connecticut.