Not A Government Office. Naugatuck Residents Directory is a private reference. It cannot pull records, certify copies, confirm who is at an address, or change a roll. For an emergency call 911; for stalking or harassment, contact local police.
Where A Record Request Goes
Choose the custodian before sending an ID, fee, or copy request. The quickest routes for Naugatuck questions are:
- Street and parcel records: use the Naugatuck street directory for GIS, property-card, deed, map, and permit routing.
- Historical volumes: use the Naugatuck directory book for Waterbury locality reels, library resources, and local collections.
- One name: use the Naugatuck resident lookup for court, probate, vital, voter, credential, and business source choices.
- Records not online: describe the date range, record type, address or parcel, and preferred inspection or copy method under the Connecticut FOI Act.
Naugatuck Town Clerk: 229 Church Street, 2nd Floor, Naugatuck, CT 06770; 203-720-7055; TownClerk@naugatuck-ct.gov. The research check lists Monday through Thursday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., and Friday, 8:30 a.m. to noon. Confirm current hours on the official Town Clerk page before visiting.
Other record creators: the Assessor is listed at 203-720-7016; the Building Inspector at 203-720-7035 and Building@naugatuck-ct.gov; the Land Use Office is at 229 Church Street, 2nd Floor; Howard Whittemore Memorial Library is at 243 Church Street and 203-729-4591; Naugatuck Historical Society is at 380 Church Street and 203-729-9039; Probate District 21 is at 150 Meadow Street and 203-720-7046. Court matters route through Waterbury Judicial District, whose main number is 203-236-8100.
Questions about this private reference can be sent through the contact channel associated with the site. Record corrections, certified copies, vital-record requests, voter questions, court-file access, and property disputes must go to the named public custodian.