Reopen CT Business Roundtable Today

State Representative Rosa C. Rebimbas shared this information via email on Wednesday.

Naugatuck Republican Town Committee Urges Pay & Hiring Freeze

The Committee urges taxpayers to contact Mayor Hess and all Burgess to ask the elected officials to remove all scheduled raises.

Mayor Hess Issues Code Red on Friday

Mayor "Pete" Hess' COVID-19 Code Red Transcript for May 8

Naugatuck Considers Allowing Assisted Living Facilities In Town

The current regulations do not allow for Elderly Assisted Living Residential Facility/Senior Independent Living, officials said.

COVID-19 Update from Rep. Rebimbas: Schools to Remain Closed

"Our nurses, firefighters, and so many other frontline workers make tremendous personal sacrifices in service to their communities."

Approved Naugatuck Budget Would Not Increase Tax Rate

More than $5 million was utilized from fund balances or contingency accounts to keep the tax rate the same.

Mayor Hess Updates Borough Residents on Day 57 of the Crisis

"We need to continue to follow all social distancing guidelines and we also need to realize that this is going to go on for quite some time"

COVID-19 Update: Latest Executive Orders, Unemployment Info, More

Latest Executive Orders, Latest from DOL, Appointees to Multi-State Council, Financial Aid for Nursing Homes, Student Loan Assistance

Naugatuck To Open New Walking Trails

Mayor "Pete" Hess announced in his Code Red message today that copies of maps of the trails will be available in the lobby of the town hall.

Naugatuck Coronavirus Updates: Masks Clarified, Golf Course News

The purpose of this memorandum dated April 22, 2020 is to provide guidance on various areas of activity in Naugatuck.

Transportation & COVID-19 Update from Rep. Rosa Rebimbas

The Bond Commission failed to fund Waterbury rail line improvements.

Code Red From Mayor Hess for April 17

"We all need to realize that some form of social distancing is going to continue for the foreseeable future. " - Mayor Pete Hess

Confirmed COVID-19 Cases in Naugatuck Reaches 74

"Today's total number of confirmed cases in Naugatuck is 74." - Mayor Pete Hess in his Code Red message on Saturday

COVID-19 Update From House Republicans

This COVID-19 Update includes a House Republican Resource Page, Masks for Heroes, and More

Naugatuck Coronavirus Updates: 52 Cases Confirmed

"Our preliminary data seems to show that social distancing is working. Let's keep it up. Let's be more vigilant than ever." - Mayor Hess

COVID-19 Update: House Rep. Proposals, Waterbury Line Update

Rep. Rosa Rebimbas shared this update via email on Wednesday.

COVID-19 Code Red Transcript

Mayor "Pete" Hess sent the Code Red on Tuesday afternoon; the Naugatuck Police Dept. shared the transcript.

Coronavirus Update: Recovery Bridge Loans for CT Businesses

State Rep. Rosa Rebimbas sent this information via email on Thursday.

March 26 COVID-19 Code Red Transcript

"Here is what we know as of today, we have six positive and confirmed cases in Naugatuck."

Naugatuck School Administrators Contract Rejected: Report

The Board of Mayor and Burgesses rejected the proposed three-year contract.

Official Press Release from Mayor Pete Hess Re: COVID 19 Cast

The official press release from the Unified Command Center was emailed at 6:19pm; the complete text is posted below with CODE RED info.

Coronavirus Update: Definition of Essential Business

Rep. Rosa Rebimbas issued this clarification on the definition of "essential businesses" on Monday.

Mayor Hess Announces Town Hall Closure

The town hall will be operating on an appointment only basis effective at 5:00 A.M. on March 23, 2020.

Message Regarding Wastewater and Sewers

Naugatuck's Unified Command Team issued this press release on Thursday.

Conference Call for Business Owners with Governor Lamont

Today at 1:00 p.m., Advance CT will be holding a conference call with Governor Lamont and Department of Economic and Community Development.

Coronavirus Update From Rep. Rebimbas

Coronavirus Update - Disaster Assistance for Small Businesses

Mayor Hess Declares State of Emergency

The complete text of the mayor's automated call is posted below.

Mayor Hess Calls Borough Citizens With COVID-19 Update

The borough is setting up a dedicated email address for questions or concerns that will be active as of midnight tonight March 12, 2020.

Health Insurance Costs Spike But It Could Have Been Much Worse

Naugatuck has decided to switch its health insurance provider.

Foreclosed Property To Be Rented, Generate Revenue For Naugatuck

The Borough acquired the property via a foreclosure action and are finalizing a lease agreement with a local company.

Good News For Naugatuck Residents As Grand List Grows

The growth means there is additional tax revenue available for Borough leaders.

Ex-Chief Financial Officer Of A Naugatuck Company Charged: Feds

He is accused of making false representations to the company’s owners concerning the company’s financial position, federal officials said.

Waterbury Rail Line Needs Help, State Officials Say

Annual ridership on the Waterbury Line increased from 178,170 in 2004 to 345,027 in 2018/2019, a 94% increase.

Public Hearing on Proposed Tax on Ammunition - This Thursday

Rep. Rosa Rebimbas shared this information via email.

Future Development Of Prospect Street Site Grows Clearer

The Naugatuck Planning and Zoning Board voted recently to approve a minor change to the proposal which dates back to 2015.

Public Hearing on Proposed Waterbury Rail Line Enhancements

There will be a Public Hearing on Proposed Waterbury Rail Line Enhancements on Monday, February 24.

Public Hearing on Vaccinations - February 19, 2020

State Rep. Rosa C. Rebimbas shared this information via email.

Plans For Mixed-Use Development Filed In Naugatuck

Plans include a bridge, housing and retail uses.

Sen. Hartley Announces Office Hours In Naugatuck

She will hold office hours in Waterbury and Naugatuck to hear directly from constituents.

Jury Finds Man Guilty Of Heroin Related Offenses: Feds

Nearly 30 people have been charged with offenses related to the distribution of heroin, cocaine and crack cocaine, officials said.