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In the best tradition of civic participation, Waterbury Neighborhood Council provides opportunity for our neighborhood associations to work together in shaping the decisions that affect the quality of life in Waterbury. We realize the most successful cities are those where citizens take an active role in local government and work together to improve our city.

Our mission statement eloquently summarizes our goals. The Waterbury Neighborhood Council is an organization comprised of the presidents and representatives from the Neighborhood Associations of Waterbury. The Council strives to encourage citizen involvement in both neighborhood and city issues, to strengthen existing Neighborhood organizations and foster the creation of new ones. It is the belief of the Waterbury Neighborhood Council that active citizen participation and involvement in city government and the issues that affect the quality of life in Waterbury is an essential step in both the preservation of our neighborhoods and the revitalization of the City of Waterbury.

Some of our accomplishments during the past few years include the following:

• Worked to rewrite Waterbury ordinances and create the Waterbury Litter & Beautification Commission.
• Protected the integrity of our neighborhoods from overdevelopment
• Annually place the American flag on lamp posts throughout the downtown
• Sponsored City Mayoral debates
• Sponsored Yellow Ribbon campaign in Downtown Waterbury
• Sponsored and advocated for public forums on important issues in Waterbury
• Advocate for a Conservation Commission and Open Space

The following are our 2009 awardees: Person of the Year:†Catherine Smith Business award of the year: Schmidts & Serafine, Organization award of the year: Waterbury Veterans Memorial Committee, Government award of the year: State Senator Joan Hartley Education†award of the year: Hopeville School staff, Volunteer award of the year: Kevin Zak Arts†& Culture award of the year: Seven Angels Theater. Our MC will be Scot Haney and Teresa LaBarbera from WFSB.

Our success would be impossible without the support of advertisers, and donors like you. Your support now is crucial. Please take this opportunity to support the 10th Annual Waterbury Neighborhood Council Awards Dinner. We expect over 400 people to attend including many of our community, business and political leaders

Here is more sponsorship information, and advertising rates and specifications. Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions about the levels of Sponsorship and/or Advertising at 203.597.1858. We look forward to hearing from you.

Sincerely,

Joshua M. Angelus
President
203-597-1858