Waterbury Health Department Strategic Plan 2025-2030
The Waterbury Health Department's Strategic Plan for 2025-2030 outlines a detailed blueprint to strengthen public health capacity, improve health equity, and advance the wellbeing of Waterbury residents, particularly within the city's high-need and socially vulnerable community. Key initiatives include developing a Rental Licensing program, renewing clinical services such as Vaccines for Children, and establishing a comprehensive WHD data repository. The plan is built upon four strategic goals: Data-Driven Programs & Services, Community Awareness & Trust, Workforce Development, and Infrastructure Improvements & Technology, all guided by data-driven programming, responsive community engagement, and cross-sector partnerships.
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The board conducted a public hearing regarding a $2.1 million capital appropriation and bond authorization for the replacement of a fire department aerial ladder truck. Discussions focused on the challenges of fire apparatus manufacturing, the importance of municipal transparency, and the need for fiscal accountability. Additionally, community members discussed preparations for the 250th anniversary of the United States and the need for diverse representation on city boards and commissions.
Jan 20, 2026·Board meeting
Waterbury Board Of Aldermen Regular Meeting
The board conducted two public hearings and a regular meeting. The public hearings addressed the granting of a construction easement on city-owned property at 409 South Main Street to the State of Connecticut Department of Transportation and a purchase and sale agreement for a vacant parcel at 36 Welton Street with Lang Lang Capital Partners LLC. During the regular session, the Director of Health provided an overview of the city's response to a recent water main break, focusing on restaurant operational protocols during emergencies, the need for enhanced emergency communication and notification systems, and general recommendations for improving public and business preparedness.
