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Click below for some important contact numbers Important Government Contact Numbers Important Government Contact Numbers Mayor's Office Mayor's Citizens Service Center Board of Aldermen Paul K. Pernerewski, Jr. (D) - Majority Leader Laurie Singer Russo (D) - President Pro Tem Larry B. Butler (D) Martin J. Misset (D) Paul M. Nogueira (D) Anthony T. Piccochi (D) Sandra Ramirez (D) Anne Phelan (D)
Frank A. Burgio, Sr. (I) Arthur J. Denze Sr.(I) Francis J. Caiazzo Jr.(I) Paul V. Ciochetti (R) Dennis Odle (R) State Representative State Senators Fire Department Police Department Noise Complaints Assessor's Office RESIDENTIAL TRASH: to be placed on curbside evening before collection day. (No more than 24 hours prior to collection; no later than 5 a.m. day of collection.) RECYCLABLES: to be placed in orange bin and placed on curb evening before collection. Collectable items include paper (newsprint, magazines), cardboard (corrogated only, flattened, cut and tied, 2 ft. x 2 ft., glass bottles (clear, green and brown; rinsed out and labels and caps removed); plastics (#1 and #2 only; must have labels); aseptic cartons (milk and juice paperboard cartons; must be rinsed out; no straws); YARD WASTE: grass clippings and leaves, must be in bio-degradable paper bags only; brush must be cut and tied--no more than 4 inches in diameter, no longer than 4 feet long). SPECIAL PICK-UPS: by appointment only. No more than five items at one time. Must make appointment prior to putting on curbside. Bulky items include couches, mattresses and large furniture. Metal appliances include washers, Northeast Transportation provides local bus transportation with service extending from the Green, to Overlook via Willow Street, Roseland and Farmington Aves. Buses run 12 hours a day with departures scheduled 15 to 30 minutes apart. Saturday service is limited. Destinations include residential neighborhoods, industrial parks, hospitals and downtown locations, as well as surrounding towns. Northeast Transportation: (203) 753-2538 Rail Transportation Metro-North's New Haven Line provides passenger service with daily roundtrips between Waterbury and Grand Central Terminal in New York City via Bridgeport Amtrak service to cities across the country is available from nearby Meriden. Conrail operates connecting freight train service from Waterbury to New Haven. Metro-North: (800) 638-7646 Amtrak: (800) 872-7245 Bonanza Bus Lines offers regularly-scheduled service to New York City, Danbury and Hartford, as well as Massachusetts and Rhode Island. Connecting service is available for bus travel nationwide. Connecticut Transit-New Haven Division runs hourly bus service between Waterbury and New Haven. Bonanza Bus Lines: (203) 755-2700 Connecticut Transit: (203) 624-0151 Local taxicab service is available. Luxury travel accommodations can be obtained from limousine and charter bus companies. The City of Waterbury Senior Shuttle provides on-demand response transportation for the elderly. Seniors make arrangements directly with the Shuttle for transportation to medical appointments, shopping and recreational activities. Waterbury Senior Shuttle: (203) 757-9621 |