City Hall Neighborhood Association

City Hall Neighborhood Association Dedicated to our Norwalk Community Awareness and Improving Walkability/Livability and Pedestrian Safety

> The Mission of the City Hall Neighborhood Association is to support local community initiatives and improve the zone's "Walkability and Livability" via expanded use of pedestrian walkways, crosswalks, and bike routes throughout the Neighborhood's streets in order to enhance safety and improve traffic flows through central Norwalk

> Our Vision & Values:
The City Hall neighborhood is attractive a

nd welcoming with a unique mix of historical housing stock, multi-unit housing, healthcare facilities, small businesses, houses of worship, public transportation, public parks, and, of course, City Hall.. These assets put the Neighborhood in an excellent position for smart neighborhood growth and development that will keep benefit residents, home and business owners, and the City of Norwalk. We are a volunteer association striving to make our neighborhood a better place to live, with membership being open to everyone residing in or working in the City Hall Neighborhood

We are responsive to our community’s needs through the relationships we build with our neighbors, neighborhood businesses, community organizations, and the City of Norwalk. We operate as a conduit of information for our neighbors. By providing speakers at our meetings, and maintaining a membership e-mail list and website, and page, we keep our neighbors aware of city operations, community organizations and events, and potential developments and changes in the neighborhood. We promote activities within our neighborhood and surrounding areas, such as neighborhood events at The Norwalk Green, Mill Hill, the Wall Street Area, and other points of interest. We offer an opportunity for neighbors to bring forth their concerns and problems, providing direction and connecting them to resources for further investigation of their issues.

> Our Goals are Community-Facing:
- Cultivating a safe neighborhood by leveraging our resources to build a resilient and inclusive community and promote neighborhood pride.
- Connecting the neighborhood to resources through education, outreach, and advocacy.
- Promoting a resilient and civically-engaged community by connecting neighbors.
- Creating a welcoming and inclusive neighborhood through cultural and multi-generational engagement and outreach.
- Fostering neighborhood pride by promoting a beautiful, vibrant, and respectful community. We welcome all residents, property owners, businesses, and members of associated cultural and religious institutions to participate in the City Hall Neighborhood Association by identifying the needs of the community and promoting awareness of this unique neighborhood.

A little rain didn't spoil a great program at Norwalk's Earth Day Festival on the Norwalk Green! Norwalk Green Associati...
04/25/2026

A little rain didn't spoil a great program at Norwalk's Earth Day Festival on the Norwalk Green! Norwalk Green Association City of Norwalk, CT

What a great event in a great location - Annual Easter Egg hunt on the Norwalk Green hosted by Word Alive Bible Church -...
04/04/2026

What a great event in a great location - Annual Easter Egg hunt on the Norwalk Green hosted by Word Alive Bible Church - such a nice time for the kids and community to get together - over 10,000 eggs were put out for 3 different age groups! Norwalk, CT Police Department did a great job helping families get there safely!

Join NancyOnNorwalkTuesday, April 21, at 7 p.m. in the Norwalk Conservatory’s Riverview Theater for our next NoN Talk 'E...
04/03/2026

Join NancyOnNorwalkTuesday, April 21, at 7 p.m. in the Norwalk Conservatory’s Riverview Theater for our next NoN Talk 'Environmentalism or Urban Growth? Balancing the two in pursuit of a Green City'.

The debate over the proposed development at 108 Water Street raises broader questions facing Norwalk: How do we balance much-needed housing and infrastructure growth with environmental concerns? What truly counts as sustainable development? How can individuals mitigate some of the ongoing risks of climate change?

Norwalk’s goal of becoming a ‘green city’ remains challenging, as seemingly opposing forces seek solutions that will protect our community and its natural resources. But is this an “either/or” situation? Can we achieve both?

In this NoN Talks, local leaders have been invited to discuss how everyone – concerned citizens, developers, environmentalists, and city planners – can work to achieve sustainable growth. Joining will be:

Louise Washer, Norwalk River Watershed Association
Alanna Morque, Chief of Staff, Spinnaker Real Estate Partners
Jodi Trendler, Director of Sustainability, City of Norwalk

NoN Talks are live events developed by NancyOnNorwalk to provide a local lens to national issues. Registration is free but space is limited — so please register now! See you there!

Environmentalism or Urban Growth? Balancing the two in pursuit of a “Green City”.

Please join the CHNA, along with the Norwalk Green Association, representatives from DPW, and Sustainable Streets for a ...
03/24/2026

Please join the CHNA, along with the Norwalk Green Association, representatives from DPW, and Sustainable Streets for a conversation about East Ave (from I 95 - Westport Ave), ideas about it's future, and ways to improve it now.

Mark your 🗓️ - Norwalks Earth Day Festival is right around the corner!
03/19/2026

Mark your 🗓️ - Norwalks Earth Day Festival is right around the corner!

City Hall Neighbors - see below for info on three upcoming listening sessions on potential residential parking pass prog...
02/13/2026

City Hall Neighbors - see below for info on three upcoming listening sessions on potential residential parking pass programs being considered for several neighborhoods around the city.

The City of Norwalk will host three listening sessions regarding a new Residential Parking Program that Park Norwalk is developing.

We encourage everyone interested to please come out and participate.

When: February 17 at 1:00 PM
Where: Norwalk Library
1 Belden Avenue

When: February 17 at 6:00 PM
Where: Marvin Elementary School
15 Calf Pasture Beach Road

When: February 18 at 6:00 PM
Where: SONO Elementary School
1 Meadow Street

Mark your calendars for a town hall style discussion about the upcoming city budget with our local city representatives ...
02/13/2026

Mark your calendars for a town hall style discussion about the upcoming city budget with our local city representatives at First Congregational Church on the Green, Norwalk

Neighbors, friendly reminder and plug here - if you live in Norwalk and have tuned into anything from Board of Ed issues...
12/31/2025

Neighbors, friendly reminder and plug here - if you live in Norwalk and have tuned into anything from Board of Ed issues to Parks and Rec issues, you've likely read about it on NancyOnNorwalk - they are a local news organization that really does deep dives into the issues to our community cares about -they are wrapping up their fund raising for the year and could use our help! Posting this from their Board President, but please consider supporting local news! https://secure.lglforms.com/form_engine/s/5TTSqLNCqQvVbnvQIk7EKg

Reminder - Mayor Elect Smyth is holding a Listening Forum tonight at the South Norwalk Library starting at 6:30pm!
12/18/2025

Reminder - Mayor Elect Smyth is holding a Listening Forum tonight at the South Norwalk Library starting at 6:30pm!

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