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| Beacon Falls |
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The town of Beacon Falls, with a population of 5,260 is located in southwest Connecticut where it is bisected by the Naugatuck River. The area, 9.8 sq. miles, an Indian camping ground on which many relics such as arrowheads have been found, was first settled by colonists from Derby in 1678. The town was incorporated in 1871 on lands from each of the bordering towns: Bethany, Naugatuck, Oxford, and Seymour. Beacon Falls' principle industries include agriculture, warehouse storage and manufacture of plastic molding and small hardware. |
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| Middlebury |
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The Town of Middlebury wishes to extend to you the warmest of welcomes to the virtual version of our community. We are sure that you will find our Town congenial and pleasurable. We are constantly dedicated to making it a better place in which to live. The Board of Selectmen wishes to be of service to you with this web site. You will find names, addresses and phone numbers of associations and clubs which could prove to be helpful upon your initial exposure to the community. |
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 Oxford |
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Together we in Oxford have begun the journey into our future. We have had a successful high school referendum and that school is now in its design stage. We also have begun to upgrade our older schools beginning with Center School.
With the voters of Oxford we have begun a 10 year program to rebuild our roads. Each budget referendum shall continue to have a separate question for road repair.
Economic development is a top priority of this administration. The commercial, industrial and retail growth of our Town is no longer standing still. This administration has taken an aggressive approach to enhancing economic development in Oxford. |
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| Naugatuck |
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 More than 30,000 people currently call the Borough of Naugatuck home. Please browse our Mayor's Message, demographics, news and history pages, as well as the rest of our Web site, to learn about Naugatuck.
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| Seymour |
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 On behalf of the Board of Selectmen and myself, it is my pleasure to welcome you to the official Town of Seymour website. This first phase of the website will provide both residents and non-residents the opportunity to learn more about the Town of Seymour. It is our intent to increase the functionality by adding more features and incorporating your feedback into the improvements.
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| Thomaston |
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 Thomaston was originally part of the Farmington Proprietor’s purchase in 1684 of the Mattatuck Plantation, the Thomaston area achieved independence in 1739, as the Northbury Parish. Northbury and Westbury united in 1780 to form Watertown. In 1795 Northbury again separated to become Plymouth, the Thomaston section was called Plymouth Hollow.
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| Watertown |
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 The town of Watertown located in western Connecticut covers 29.8 square miles and is the home to approximately 20,890 residents. Watertown was first settled in 1700 and was incorporated from Waterbury in 1780. Watertown is a very successful business community. Companies such as Crystal Rock Water, Torrington Co., Bristol Babcock.
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| Wolcott |
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 Life during the Old Stone School’s active years—roughly 1821-1930—was a good deal more stable than it is for a generation growing up with Pac Man and Middle East wars in living color. The school—formerly known as the Wood tick Schoolhouse—was enrolled this spring on the National Register of Historic Places, the official list of historic properties recognized by the federal government as worthy of preservation.
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