Title VI and Public Participation Planning

Learn more about the NVCOG’s efforts to ensure non-discrimination, enhance accessibility, and engage the community. The NVCOG is seeking feedback to ensure that its planning processes are inclusive to all.

Naugatuck Valley Demographic Explorer

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The Naugatuck Valley Demographic Explorer is a unified platform for tracking socioeconomic and environmental indicators to ensure that fairness, justice, and sustainability remain essential components in all decision-making processes.

Complete Streets Guidebook

The NVCOG Complete Streets Guidebook outlines evidence-based interventions for making streets safer, more vibrant community spaces. The guidebook is a resource for elected officials and public works staff working to transform streets in the NVCOG region into vital, safe community spaces that accommodate all residents.

VMT Reduction Strategy

In response to the CTDOT’s VMT Reduction Goal, the NVCOG Board adopted this strategy in September of 2023 to identify strategies and prioritize projects aimed at reducing Vehicle Miles Traveled within the region.

Waterbury Line Station Projects

The CT Department of Transportation is upgrading all six Waterbury Line Train stations to enhance safety and comfort, making them key community hubs, sources of pride, and gathering places for residents and visitors.

Route 8 Design/Build

The Route 8 Design Build project will bring the section of roadway from Exit 13 in Shelton to Exit 22 in Seymour up to modern highway standards and make it safer for motorists.

Bus Shelter Replacement Project

The NVCOG and the Valley Transit District are working with a team to design and build bus shelters to address the current lack of accommodations. This project aims to improve public transit facilities in lower valley municipalities.

Interstate 84/Route 8 New Mix

The Mixmaster, the interchange of Interstate 84 and Connecticut Route 8 in Waterbury, is undergoing work to extend its life for 25 years. A more permanent solution is being planned by the CTDOT and HNTB Corporation, with public engagement encouraged.