We all know that Connecticut is a warm, friendly and beautiful place, but few cities in the state quite have the same charm as Waterbury. While still quaint and rustic you can get pretty much anything you want here, and if you can’t it’s just a short drive away.

Welcome to the City of Waterbury. Waterbury, the fourth 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!

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.