The board conducted a public hearing regarding a proposed $5 million appropriation and bond authorization for a matching grant to the Waterbury Land Bank Authority. Discussions centered on the mechanics of the revolving investment fund designed to facilitate property acquisition and rehabilitation, with stakeholders debating the scale of the funding, the fiscal implications, and the effectiveness of blight remediation strategies. Following the conclusion of the public hearing, the board formally convened its regular session.
Jul 13, 2026
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The board held multiple public hearings concerning proposed ordinances for expanding smoke-free zones to include vaping and e-cigarettes, establishing a municipal school bus violation enforcement system, prohibiting contingency fees for real estate brokers on city property sales, and adjusting credit allowances for civil service examinations. Following the public hearings, the board convened its regular meeting.
May 26, 2026·Board meeting
Waterbury Board of Aldermen Meeting
The board conducted a public hearing regarding the proposed approval of a $100 million capital appropriation and bond for a new preschool center. Several members of the public, including educators and parents, provided testimony in support of the proposal, citing significant issues with the current Bucks Hill Annex building such as severe maintenance problems, safety concerns, lack of space, and inadequate classroom facilities for students with special needs. Proponents emphasized the importance of early intervention and the need for a central, high-quality facility to support early childhood education and student success.
May 21, 2026·Board meeting
Waterbury Board of Aldermen Special Department Heads Meeting
The Board of Aldermen held a special meeting to review departmental budget requests. The legal department addressed vacancies, expenditures for outside counsel regarding bankruptcy and collective bargaining negotiations, and details surrounding retirement benefits for appointed staff. The IT department discussed budget adjustments for wide area network infrastructure, the ongoing integration and support of police camera systems, and long-term staffing requirements. Finally, the board began initial budget discussions with representatives from the water pollution control department.
