5 Things To Know In Naugatuck: Parcel Y Cleanup Bids, Zoning Commission Meets And More

NAUGATUCK, CT — The borough opens bids Thursday for waste removal at Parcel Y on Elm Street, the Zoning Commission meets Wednesday and proposals are due in February to redevelop the 36-acre brownfield at 889 New Haven Road.

Here are five things to know about life around Naugatuck this week:

1. Bids Open For Parcel Y Waste Removal

When: Thursday, Nov. 19, 11 a.m.

Where: Purchasing Office, Town Hall, 229 Church St., and on Zoom

What to know: Sealed bids for waste removal work at Parcel Y, 0 Elm Street, will be opened and read aloud Thursday, according to the borough's legal notice.

More information here.

2. Zoning Commission Meets Wednesday

When: Wednesday, Nov. 18, 6 p.m.

Where: Hall of Burgesses, Town Hall, 229 Church St., and on Zoom

What to know: The Zoning Commission holds its regular meeting, according to the borough's meeting calendar.

More information here.

3. Borough Seeks Developers For 889 New Haven Road

When: Proposals due Friday, Feb. 26, 2027, 4 p.m.

Where: Mayor's Office, Town Hall, 229 Church St.

What to know: The borough is seeking development partners to buy and transform the 36-acre brownfield at 889 New Haven Road into a light industrial or commercial complex, according to its request for proposals. Backed by $4.2 million in state grants, the borough will lead the environmental cleanup. Proposals may cover all or part of the property, and residential uses aren't allowed.

More information here.

4. Parks And Recreation Commission Meets

When: Wednesday, Nov. 18, 6 p.m.

Where: Parks and Recreation, 607 Rubber Ave.

What to know: The Parks and Recreation Commission holds its regular meeting, according to the borough's meeting calendar.

More information here.

5. Conservation And Police Commissions Meet

When: Tuesday, Nov. 17, 7 p.m. (Police Commission); Thursday, Nov. 19, 6 p.m. (Conservation)

Where: Police Department Training Room; Hall of Burgesses, Town Hall, 229 Church St.

What to know: The Police Commission meets Tuesday and the Conservation Commission meets Thursday, according to the borough's meeting calendar.

More information here.