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Welcome to the Official Town of Prospect Web Page. Prospect was established in 1827 and is surrounded by Bethany, Waterbury, Cheshire, and Naugatuck. The town is 5 miles long and 4 miles wide with a population of approximately 9,717 as of the year 2017.
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It can be viewed at: portal.ct.gov/CEQ_Environmental_Monitor and is available in the town clerk’s office. The Environmental Monitor provides notice of proposed state actions, including transfers of state-owned land.
17 lis 2023 · It can be viewed at: portal.ct.gov/CEQ_Environmental_Monitor and is available in the town clerk’s office. The Environmental Monitor provides notice of proposed state actions, including transfers of state-owned land.
As of 2020, Chatfield is serving in his 22nd term as the town's chief executive. Prospect operated under the Board of selectmen system of government until 1967, when it shifted to adopt a manager-council form of government. In 1975, the town adopted the mayor–council system of government.
As information becomes available, we will continue to keep the residents of Prospect updated as this is a very fluid situation currently. If you have questions, please contact the Town Hall at (203) 758-4461.
Prospect Town Hall is the seat of local government for the town of Prospect, Connecticut. It is located at 36 Center Street and serves as the primary location for town officials to conduct business and provide services to residents.
Town of Prospect. Initiatives Shaping Prospect. Learn more about the collection of projects, initiatives, plans, and studies each with a unique role in shaping the future of Prospect! Resources. Explore a range of valuable resources that serve the community’s needs and interests. Municipal Website. Housing Profile (PSC, 2022)
