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Welcome to Waterbury, CT! |
Welcome to the City of Waterbury Home Page! Waterbury, the fifth largest city in Connecticut, is the home of 107,271 (2000 census) citizens of diverse ethnic, cultural and religious backgrounds. Conveniently located at the junction of routes 8 and 84, the city was once known as the "Brass City" because of its long history as the center of the nation's brass industry. Today, Waterbury is known for its advanced technology capabilities, historic architecture and facades, and most importantly, its strong communities and neighborhoods! Please click here for a map and directions to Waterbury!
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Tourism in Waterbury |
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Waterbury serves as a thriving metropolitan center of a beautiful 13-town region known as the Central Naugatuck Valley Region (CNVR). Located throughout the CNVR, one can find many cultural, educational, and recreational destinations, including shopping malls, museums, nature trails and amusement parks. From the urban attractions of downtown Waterbury to the rugged riverbanks of tiny Beacon Falls to the sprawling farms of Watertown, each community has something distinctive to offer - something that will capture your imagination and steal your heart ...... click for more! |
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Main Street Waterbury |
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Main Street Waterbury is a grassroots, community organization for downtown revitalization and historic preservation. Through improving the physical appearance of downtown Waterbury, promoting its architectural and cultural assets, organizing volunteer initiatives, sponsoring events, and fostering public/private partnerships, Main Street Waterbury hopes to economically rejuvenate Waterbury's downtown district without sacrificing its character or heritage. Carl Rosa, director of Main Street Waterbury (203-757-0701 x302), was hired in March 2004 as a full-time advocate for all of downtown Waterbury's interests and to coordinate the many volunteer efforts underway to realize their vision of a vibrant, diverse, pedestrian friendly city center—a true regional destination for everyone. Main Street Waterbury is the eleventh and latest community in Connecticut to participate in the Main Street Program, a statewide, non-profit organization with ties to other Main Street programs nationwide. Utilizing the proven Main Street Four Point Method, which creates volunteer committees for Promotion, Design, Organization, and Economic Restructuring, the Main Street program addresses problems that afflict downtown historic districts from a variety of angles. If you would like to pitch in with these efforts and learn more about Main Street Waterbury and the Four Point Approach, visit our local website at: http://www.mainstreetwaterbury.com/ , the Connecticut Main Street Center website at http://www.ctmainstreet.org/ , or read about the more than sixteen hundred community participants at http://www.nthp.org/ .
Waterbury Development Corporation ( WDC)  wdconline.org
The Waterbury Development Corporation (WDC) is the City of Waterbury's official economic and community development entity. The corporation was founded to help the City of Waterbury, its businesses and residents revitalize their city, stimulate and support economic development, promote investment in education, rehabilitate and maintain the City's housing stock, eliminate blight, and improve the overall quality of life. The WDC is Waterbury's first comprehensive economic and community development organization, and as such, we are committed to BUILDING WATERBURY’S FUTURE! | Palace Theater
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The $30 million renovation and restoration of the Palace Theater is complete and has transformed this 1920 historic landmark located at 100 East Main Street into a state of the art facility that boasts a 5,000 square foot stage, a 2700-seat main hall, a VIP suite suitable for up to 80 for dinner, the Grand Stair Vestibule, and its many lobby spaces. Residents of the Greater Waterbury area can look forward to programs at the Palace Theater that could include: Classical Music and Dance, Opera, Broadway Productions, Gospel Music and Plays, Country Music, Variety and Popular Artists, Comedy and Children & Family programming. ...... click for more! | |
WATERBURY CRIME STOPPERS Waterbury Crime Stoppers is a community program, which involves the public, the media, and the police in the fight against crime. The organization offers anonymity and cash rewards up to $1000. Crime Stoppers was organized in Waterbury in 1982. Since its inception anonymous informants have assisted the Waterbury Police Department in solving many area crimes. As of January 2007, over 600 cases have been cleared with more than 1,000 convictions, of which six cases were homicides. Additionally, over $1,457,000 of narcotics & stolen property have been recovered. To this end, rewards of more than $ 42,000 have been paid to anonymous informants.For more information log onto www.waterburycrimestoppers.org TIP LINE 203-755-1234 |
The Greater Waterbury Chamber of Commerce |
The Greater Waterbury Chamber of Commerce is the region's foremost business network, resource and advocate. The Chamber advocates the needs of the region's business community on major issues. It serves its membership through programs and services, which enhance and improve a favorable business environment within Greater Waterbury. Established in 1889, the Greater Waterbury Chamber of Commerce boasts approximately 1,000 members in Waterbury, Watertown, Oakville, Bethlehem, Thomaston, Woodbury, Middlebury, Southbury, Oxford, Beacon Falls, Naugatuck, Wolcott, Prospect, and Cheshire… click here for more! |
Waterbury's Brass Mill Center |
Entertain the Possibilities... Choose from 125 stores including Old Navy, Bath & Body Work  s, GAP, GAP Kids and H&M. Enjoy a movie at our 12-screen stadium seating Regal Cinema. And dine at one of our five great restaurants including, Ruby Tuesday, T.G.I. Friday's, Bertucci's, Hometown Buffet and Chili's...... click for more! |
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