FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
March 19th, 2020
Mayor O’Leary Announces Municipal Building Access Restrictions
In an effort to adhere to social distancing guidelines, and promote the safety of our residents and our city personnel, Waterbury City Hall, the Chase Municipal Building, and the Jefferson Square Office Building will be partially closed to the public beginning Monday, March 23rd.
Mayor O’Leary remains deeply committed to providing essential services to our residents. However, residents are encouraged to conduct city related business over the phone or internet whenever possible. Below you will see contact information for city departments that will offer appointments for essential service requests. In addition, a police officer will be stationed on the first floor of Waterbury City Hall for individuals who arrive with immediate questions.
Waterbury City Hall
- Assessor’s Office: Available by appointment. Please call: (203) 574-6821
- City Clerk: Available by appointment. Please call: (203) 574-6741
- Corporation Counsel: Available by appointment. Please call: (203) 574-6731
- Mayor’s Office: Available by appointment. Please call: (203) 574-6712
- Medicare Department: Available by appointment. Please call: (203) 574-5627
- Pensions and Benefits: Available by appointment. Please call: (203) 574-6844
- Purchasing: Available by appointment. Please call: (203) 574-6747
- Tax Collector: Available by appointment. Please call: (203) 574-6810
- Town Clerk: Available by appointment. Please call: (203) 574-6806
Chase Municipal Building
- Registrar of Voters: Available by appointment. Please call: (203) 574-6751
- Waterbury Public Schools: Available by appointment. Please call: (203) 574-8000
Jefferson Square Office Building
- City Planning Department: Available by appointment. Please call: (203) 574-6817
- Department of Inspections: Available by appointment. Please call: (203) 574-6832
- Health Department: Please call the on-call telephone at (203) 509-1878
- WIC (Women, Infants, and Children): Per guidance from the State WIC program, the WIC programs statewide are shifting to telephonic appointments to protect the safety of WIC clients who include pregnant women, babies and children.