Category: Announcements
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Attention Waterbury Residents: Chance to Win $1,000 in Connecticut Small Business Logo Contest
Waterbury residents can compete for a $1,000 prize in the Connecticut Small Business Development Center logo redesign contest. Submissions are open through October 30, 2026
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Waterbury Announces September Milling and Paving Schedule; Residents Should Expect Delays
Waterbury announces its September 1-11 milling and paving schedule, with road work planned across several streets and possible traffic delays for residents.
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We Warned You Two Years Ago: The Spotted Lanternfly Is Back in the Connecticut Conversation
The Waterbury Times warned Connecticut about the spotted lanternfly in 2024. Two years later, the invasive pest is making headlines across the state.
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Waterbury Announces Two Weeks of Milling and Paving Work
Waterbury announces a two-week schedule of milling, paving and concrete ramp work beginning Aug. 10, with parking restrictions and possible traffic delays.
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Oxford Seeks Bids to Restore Waterways Damaged by 2024 Flood
The Town of Oxford is seeking contractors for stream channel repairs and restoration at several locations damaged by the August 18, 2024 flood.
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Waterbury Police Announce DUI Checkpoint Friday Night on Baldwin Street
Waterbury Police will conduct a DUI sobriety and safety checkpoint Friday, August 7, on Baldwin Street from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m.
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Beyond the Badge: National Night Out Brings Waterbury Police and Residents Together at PAL
Waterbury residents and police officers gathered at PAL for National Night Out, an annual event focused on strengthening community relationships, trust, and connection.
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Waterbury Celebrates National Night Out With Family Fun, Community Connection
Waterbury National Night Out returns August 4 at Waterbury PAL with free food, family activities, games, community resources, and neighborhood connection.
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Boil Water Notice Lifted After Waterbury Confirms System Is Safe for Use
The City of Waterbury has lifted the Boil Water Notice affecting approximately 15,020 residents and businesses after water quality testing confirmed that the municipal water system is safe for normal use and consumption
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The Waterbury Times Issues First Official Statement, Calls for Context in Political Discussions Surrounding Candidates Past
The Waterbury Times issues its first official statement, calling for context, accountability, and fairness in political discussions involving incarceration history.
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