Alderman George N. Noujaim 4th Ward District

26/02/2026

We are currently seeking food trucks to participate in Food Truck Thursdays in Downtown Waterbury.

We are looking for two food trucks every other Thursday from May 7th through September 24th. The event will take place from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM.

If you are interested in participating, please scan the QR code or click the link below to apply.

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdnKgECnOc8VxF8PwP_XzTOfd1lQq12oydZ-c6NiOSPAx6pxQ/viewform?usp=sharing&ouid=115242868636470148219

Please ensure that you are prepared with enough food to serve approximately 80–100 people. While we anticipate a strong turnout, please note that attendance cannot be guaranteed.

We look forward to the opportunity to work with you this season!

21/02/2026

Mayor Pernerewski and Board of Aldermen President Digiovancarlo Announce Rescheduling of February 23 Board Meeting

Mayor Paul K. Pernerewski, Jr. and Board of Aldermen President Michael Digiovancarlo announced today that the regular meeting of the Board of Aldermen scheduled for Monday, February 23 at 6:00 p.m. has been canceled due to a significant winter storm expected to impact the region.

The meeting will instead be held as a Special Meeting on Wednesday, February 25 at 6:00 p.m.

Forecasters are calling for heavy snowfall, potentially exceeding a foot in some areas, along with strong wind gusts that could create hazardous travel conditions, blowing snow, and possible power outages.

“With a major winter storm approaching, our top priority is the safety of our residents, city staff, and elected officials,” said Mayor Pernerewski. “Rescheduling the meeting allows everyone to remain off the roads and ensures our public works and emergency personnel can focus fully on storm response.”

Board of Aldermen President Digiovancarlo added, “We appreciate the public’s understanding as we take proactive steps to keep our community safe. We encourage residents to monitor official city communications for updates as the storm approaches.”

Residents are urged to use caution and limit travel during the storm.

21/02/2026

NOTICE OF CHANGE TO REFUSE AND RECYCLING COLLECTION
Due to Winter Storm – Monday, February 23, 2026

Due to the impending winter storm expected to impact the area on Sunday, February 22, and Monday, February 23, 2026, the City of Waterbury announces the following changes to the refuse and recycling collection schedule:

• There will be no refuse or recycling collection on Monday, February 23, 2026.
• All Monday collections will take place on Tuesday, February 24.
• All Tuesday collections will take place on Wednesday, February 25.
Residents with questions may contact the Bureau of Refuse at (203) 574-6857.

The city is monitoring the winter weather event, which is expected to bring heavy snowfall and strong winds across the region. The city thanks residents for their cooperation as public safety and service adjustments are made in response to the storm.

12/02/2026

Stay informed. Stay connected.

The City of Waterbury has launched Alert Waterbury, a free emergency and community notification system that delivers important updates directly to you by phone call, text message, or email.

Get alerts about:
• Public safety and emergency notifications
• Road closures and service disruptions
• City services, events, and important announcements

You choose how you receive alerts and which notifications you want.

Sign up today:
https://waterburyct.org/alerts

Questions or need help signing up? Call 311 or (203) 597-3444.

20/01/2026

16/01/2026

The City of Waterbury is pleased to announce that Thomaston Avenue has reopened to traffic as of approximately 7:45 p.m. this evening following the completion of final paving and required safety checks. The reopening marks the conclusion of emergency repair and restoration work stemming from the December 2025 municipal water main failure.

The incident began on December 12, 2025, with the failure of a 36-inch transmission water main on Thomaston Avenue. The break resulted in a system wide loss of water pressure and required an immediate emergency response, extensive excavation, and complex repairs. Water service was restored in phases as system integrity and pressure were stabilized and verified.

Once underground repairs were completed, crews transitioned to roadway restoration. Final paving operations were completed today, allowing Thomaston Avenue to be safely reopened and bringing this project to full completion.

“This reopening represents the successful conclusion of a challenging and highly technical emergency response,” said Mayor Paul K. Pernerewski, Jr. “I am grateful to our residents and businesses for their patience and to the dedicated crews and contractors who worked through difficult conditions to restore this critical infrastructure.”

Water Superintendent Brad Malay highlighted the significance of reaching this final milestone. “Restoring this transmission main required careful coordination, constant monitoring, and disciplined ex*****on at every stage,” said Malay. “Completing the final paving and reopening the roadway reflects the professionalism and commitment of everyone involved in bringing the system back to full operation.”

The City of Waterbury will continue to evaluate system performance and advance infrastructure planning efforts focused on strengthening reliability and reducing the likelihood of future large scale service disruptions.

15/01/2026

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14/01/2026

City Plan Commission

14/01/2026

Dear City of Waterbury residents,
These are today’s meetings.  All schedules and agendas can be found at the following link below

https://www.waterburyct.org/boards-commissions/meetings/agendas-minutes

13/01/2026

Our next meeting on the agenda ! Litter Control at City Hall