The Naugatuck Town Hall, known colloquially as the borough hall, is the central location for all of the borough's…More main offices. The building houses 19 offices that cater to a majority of Naugatuck's municipal functions. Other offices, such as Parks and Recreation and the Board of Education, are located in separate buildings in Naugatuck.</p> <p>Several boards and commissions hold nightly, public meetings at the Naugatuck Town Hall, including the Board of Mayor and Burgesses which meets in the Hall of Burgesses on the fourth floor. </p> <p>The building was constructed in the 1960s, after a prior town hall was taken down.</p>

The finance department at Town Hall provides and centralizes financial management for the borough of Naugatuck. The…More department handles the borough's budgetary figures throughout each fiscal year.</p> <p>The finance department, which is headed by Controller Wayne McAllister, is located on the fourth floor of the Town Hall at 299 Church St. McCallister can be reached via e-mail at wmcallister@naugatuck-ct.gov.</p>

The Naugatuck Teen Theater is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting the theatrical development of students…More from Naugatuck, Beacon Falls and several other towns in the region. The theater holds workshops for teenagers, instructed by veteran directors and actors. All workshops are held at St. Michael's Hall, which is located next to the St. Michael's Episcopal Church in downtown Naugatuck. </p> <p> </p>

The Water Pollution Control, stationed in the same office as the Engineering Department, is responsible for…More assessments of Naugatuck's sewer connections, permits and approvals. The department, located on the third floor of the Town Hall, also handles sewer backup complaints and manages other needs of the town and the Wastewater Treatment Plant.</p> <p>The Water Pollution Control Department also deals with permits for restaurants that wish to dispose of fats, oils and greases.</p> <p>The WPCA and Engineering secretary is Rachael Brainard.</p>