5 Local Updates You Shouldn’t Miss in Naugatuck This Week

Hey neighbors, here’s a short, no‑frills snapshot of the five things that are on everyone’s radar in Naugatuck this week. Grab a coffee, skim through, and you’ll be in the know.

1. Developers Wanted for 889 New Haven Road
The town is on the lookout for a partner (or partners) to buy and revamp the 36‑acre brownfield at 889 New Haven Road. The vision? A light‑industrial or commercial hub that could breathe new life into the area. Proposals are due by February 26, 2027, but if you’re curious, a pre‑submission meeting and site tour is set for November 10 at 10 a.m. in the Mayor’s Office, Town Hall (229 Church St.). More details are available on the town’s website.

2. Burgesses & Finance Board Joint Meeting
Tuesday, October 13, will be a busy night at Commissioners Corner. First up, the TIF Committee at 5:30 p.m., followed by the regular Board of Finance meeting at 6:30 p.m., and finally a joint session of the Burgesses and Finance Board at 7 p.m. All gatherings will be held at Town Hall, 229 Church St. It’s a good chance to hear about budget matters and upcoming projects straight from the decision‑makers.

3. Voter Registration Deadline – Friday, October 16
If you haven’t locked in your ballot for the November 3 election, the clock is ticking. Friday, October 16, is the final day to register in person at the Park and Recreation Building (607 Rubber Ave.) or online via the state portal. Early voting kicks off Monday, October 19 and runs through November 1, with most days open 10 a.m.–6 p.m. (extended hours on Oct. 27 and 29, 8 a.m.–8 p.m.). Questions about absentee ballots? Call the town clerk at 203‑720‑7055.

4. Hazardous‑Waste Day Rescheduled to November 14
The regional household hazardous‑waste collection that was postponed in September is now set for Saturday, November 14. Bring your old batteries, paint cans, and other hazardous items to the Ansonia Transfer Station, 1 North Division St., Ansonia. It’s a free service, coordinated by the Naugatuck Valley Council of Governments.

5. Town Hall Closed Monday, October 12
Just a heads‑up: Naugatuck Town Hall will be closed on Monday, October 12. If you need to swing by for paperwork or a quick chat with a town official, plan for Tuesday instead.

That’s the round‑up. Stay tuned, stay involved, and as always, thanks for being an engaged part of our community.