RIBA Aspira Career Academy

09/01/2026

No te quedes fuera!

09/01/2026

Our ESL class!

09/01/2026

United Way is pleased to continue to invest in the RIBA Aspira Career Academy ESL Program. The program provides ESL to residents of Waterbury’s South End. ESL and ESL for the workplace is taught and then graduates can then move into the CNA and Childcare training programs to skill up and increase their financial stability. More than 100 individuals have taken the ESL training in the past year.
Hispanic Coalition of Greater Waterbury, Inc.

09/01/2026

Big shout out to our 2026 cohort of amazing CNA students!

08/28/2026

Welcome to our new ESL students! We are excited to have you.

Thanks to all of our Partners that make our amazing programs possible!

United Way of Greater Waterbury
Connecticut Community Foundation
Webster Bank
American Savings Foundation
Harold Webster Foundation

08/24/2026

07/07/2026

South End Neighborhood Association Meeting!

Thank you to all who joined us, including CT Stare Senator Joan Hartley.

07/03/2026

The City of Waterbury is encouraging residents and businesses to voluntarily conserve water following the State of Connecticut's declaration of a Stage 2 Drought Watch for New Haven, Fairfield, and Middlesex counties.

Governor Ned Lamont announced that prolonged dry conditions and below average precipitation have prompted the state's drought designation and a request for voluntary reductions in non-essential water use. While Waterbury's water system continues to operate normally, residents are encouraged to take simple conservation measures to help preserve water resources during the peak summer season.

"Waterbury's water supply remains stable, but conservation is something we can all do to help protect this valuable resource," said Mayor Paul K. Pernerewski, Jr. "Small changes in our daily routines can make a meaningful difference. By voluntarily reducing unnecessary water use now, we can help ensure a reliable water supply throughout the summer."

• Residents and businesses are encouraged to reduce non-essential water use by:

• Watering lawns and gardens only when necessary, preferably during the early morning or evening.

• Limiting car washing and postponing pressure washing of driveways, sidewalks, and buildings.

• Repairing leaking faucets, toilets, and outdoor irrigation systems.

• Running dishwashers and washing machines only with full loads.

• Turning off the faucet while brushing teeth or shaving.

• Using a broom instead of a hose to clean driveways, sidewalks, and patios.

The City of Waterbury Bureau of Water is continuing to monitor water supply conditions closely. At this time, the State of Connecticut is requesting voluntary conservation measures only. There are no mandatory water use restrictions in effect for Waterbury customers.

The city appreciates the cooperation of residents and businesses in helping conserve water during this period of dry weather.