Category: Board of Alderman
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120 Days Later: What Has the Waterbury Board of Aldermen Done So Far?
Four months after inauguration, the Waterbury Board of Aldermen has shifted from ceremony to scrutiny—questioning spending, calling departments to account, and advancing practical measures like multilingual emergency alerts. The first 120 days reveal a Board focused less on symbolism and more on how city government functions for residents day to day.
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Waterbury Board of Aldermen to Receive Mayor’s 2026–2027 Budget Proposal April 1st
Waterbury Board of Aldermen to receive Mayor’s 2026–2027 budget proposal April 1. Learn how to watch and what’s at stake.
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$5M Paving Bond Passed Without Debate: What Waterbury Residents Need to Know
The $5 million Waterbury paving bond passed without debate on Wednesday. The Waterbury Times Government Watch breaks down the process, what it means for local streets, and how residents can provide input.
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$5M Road Paving Bond Passes Unanimously After Waterbury Republicans Fail to Pull It From Consent Calendar
A $5 million road paving bond passed the Waterbury Board of Aldermen unanimously after no member pulled it from the consent calendar, despite earlier opposition during committee discussions in Waterbury.
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$5M Request to Pave Roads in Waterbury Weeks Before Annual Budget Season Under Scrutiny
At a recent Board of Aldermen meeting, a resident spoke out against the city’s proposed $5 million street paving bond for 2026, raising concerns about the timing of the request so close to budget season. Critics say the late submission raises questions about transparency and planning, and whether enough community input has been considered before…
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Waterbury’s Historic Moment: The 5th District Now Represented by Three Latino Leaders
Waterbury’s 5th District — including the South End, CBD, Lower Hillside, Washington Park; Hamilton Park — is now represented by three Latino officials for the first time in city history.
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Waterbury Republicans Fall Short in Attempt to Flip City Hall Majority
The Republican Town Committee, led by Chair Dawn Maiorano, entered Election Night with hopes of flipping the Democratic majority in City Hall. But while her “Real Republican” slate made gains, the final results fell just short of shifting the balance of power.
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Waterbury Elects New Board of Aldermen: Mayor Pernerewski’s Team Holds Majority as City Looks Ahead
Waterbury voters went to the polls Tuesday underneath the full moon to elect the city’s next Board of Aldermen, reaffirming Mayor Paul Pernerewski’s Democratic slate with a 10–5 majority. While the balance of power remains unchanged, the results bring a mix of new voices and returning incumbents, signaling both stability and renewal in city leadership.
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Waterbury Aldermen Explained: What They Do, Why They Matter, and How They Impact You
Learn what an Alderman does in Waterbury, CT. This clear, local guide explains their duties, how they’re elected, and why Aldermen play a major role in shaping city policies and neighborhood decisions.
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