Working Cities Challenge Grant

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Waterbury’s RIBA (River Baldwin Association) ASPIRA will address the economic and racial/ethnic inequities that have devalued this once vibrant South End neighborhood (River Baldwin) by creating a strong, resident-driven, civic infrastructure, realigning/relocating job training services to increase resident access, and revising child care decision making policies to be more equitable insuring adequate access for neighborhood children and families. Focusing on one neighborhood provides an opportunity to advance changes in systems and policies and pilot a resident engagement model that can be replicated in other city neighborhoods.

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Nominate the Next Puerto Rican Mayor for a Day

Know a Waterbury resident of Puerto Rican descent who has given back to our community? Honor them at the ceremony on Friday, July 31, 2026 at Waterbury City Hall.

Nominations close Friday, July 17, 2026

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