Rob Brule, Waterford First Selectman

10/14/2026

Accepting trunk registrations until October 16th at noon if anyone else is interested in participating.

🎃🚗 We Need More Trunkers! 🚗🎃

Our Trunk or Treat is happening this Sunday afternoon, and we're looking for more folks to decorate their trunks and help make this a fun-filled event for our community! Sign up to be a Trunker here:
https://WYSB.formstack.com/forms/trunk_or_treat_2026

🎃 Help us make this a spooktacular afternoon!

10/14/2026

Looking forward to hearing from our seniors!💙

Join us on Monday, October 19 at 11:30 AM for an opportunity to meet with First Selectman Rob Brule and members of the Waterford Senior Citizens Commission. Share your thoughts, ask questions, and discuss town issues that are important to you. This is a chance to have your voice heard, learn more about what is happening in our community, and engage in an open conversation about topics that affect Waterford residents. We look forward to hearing from you! Register with us by calling 860-444-5839.

10/13/2026

Dear Millstone Neighbors,

Millstone Power Station, Unit 3, has entered a planned refueling outage as of Monday, October 12, 2026. The outage is expected to last around one month. You may notice some increased activity at the station, and we apologize in advance for any inconvenience this may cause you.

Thank you,
Dominion Energy – Millstone Power Station
[email protected]

10/10/2026

This is a reminder for our Monday garbage friends!

10/06/2026

It was a privilege and a real joy to attend the ribbon cutting for the new ADA-accessible playground at Camp Harkness Foundation alongside Lt. Governor Susan Bysiewicz, DDS Commissioner Elisa Velardo, DEEP Deputy Commissioner Mason Trumble, State Senator Martha Marx, and State Representative Nick Gauthier.

But for me, the most meaningful part of today was celebrating with the individuals who make Camp Harkness so special, people like Beverly, who has been coming to Camp for decades and loves this place more than anyone I know. ❤️

This playground is about so much more than a new facility. It’s about inclusion, opportunity, friendship, and making sure everyone can experience the joy that Camp Harkness brings to so many families.

A heartfelt thank you to the incredible Camp Harkness staff, board members, and volunteers for everything you do, not just for our community, but for people from across Connecticut. Please know how much Waterford appreciates you and the difference you make in the lives of others every single day. Thank you also to the Bond Commission who committed over $600,000 for this incredibly important project.

Proud to call Camp Harkness part of our Waterford community and a significant part of my 30 year career working with individuals with disabilities! 💙

10/06/2026

Last night, the Waterford Representative Town Meeting took an important step forward by supporting the Waterford Utility Commission’s proposed sewer rate increase, the first increase in 19 years.

I know rate increases are never easy, but this is about much more than today’s bill. It’s about making sure we are responsibly planning for the long-term future of our sewer infrastructure and protecting the system that thousands of Waterford residents depend on every day.

After nearly two decades without a rate increase, the need to invest in our aging infrastructure, plan for future capital improvements and maintain a strong, financially responsible utility is critical. Delaying these investments only makes them more expensive for future generations.

A special thank you to the consultant who provided the detailed analysis and, especially, to Waterford Utility Commission Director Jill Stevens for the tremendous job she did presenting the facts, answering questions and helping everyone understand why this investment is necessary.

I also want to thank the members of the RTM for their thoughtful consideration and support. This was not simply a vote to raise rates, it was a vote to responsibly invest in Waterford’s infrastructure and our community’s future.

Good infrastructure doesn’t happen by accident. It takes planning, responsible decisions and a willingness to invest today so we are better prepared tomorrow. For more information please check out the full presentation and questions online at www.waterfordct.gov.