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Waterbury Board approves budget transfers, police renovation, park lot acquisition and multiple school and infrastructure contracts
Summary
On Dec. 16 the Board of Aldermen approved several consent and committee-recommended items including three Capital Improvement Fund transfers, a police renovation contract for 1871 Baldwin Street (ARPA-funded), acquisition of 417 North Main to expand Martin Luther King Park, an engineering agreement for Cloud Brook watershed work, and multiple Board of Education grant applications and HVAC contracts.
The Waterbury Board of Aldermen on Dec. 16 approved a wide set of committee-recommended items on voice votes, including budget transfers, contracts and property actions.
Budget and finance: The finance committee recommended — and the board approved — a series of transfers within the city’s Capital Improvement Fund: $675,000 for an identified project, $400,000 for another transfer, and $1,000,000 for a third transfer for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2025. The committee also recommended authorizing refunds to taxpayers for overpayments; the board approved those refunds as submitted by Revenue Collection Manager Frank A. Caruso Jr.
Public safety and facilities: The intergovernmental committee’s…
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