VCOG Members

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Main Street
Railroad Station
Derby, CT 06418
(203) 735-8688
FAX (203) 735-8680

All towns and cities within the Region are eligible for membership. The VCOG is currently made up of the cities of Ansonia, Derby, Seymour and Shelton. In addition, the VCOG administers the Regional Brownfields Program for the eighteen municipalities of Ansonia, Beacon Falls, Berlin, Bristol, Burlington, Derby, Naugatuck, New Britain, Newtown, Oxford, Plainville, Plymouth, Seymour, Shelton, Southington, Thomaston, Waterbury and Watertown.


	Mayor James T. Della Volpe Ansonia City Hall 253 Main Street Ansonia, CT 06401 PH: (203) 736-5900 FAX: (203) 735-3853
Founded by a businessman in 1893, Ansonia is a small city with a large sense of community, neighborhood spirit, and traditional values. Ansonia’s business community boasts a diverse mix of manufacturing, retail, wholesale and transportation companies. Ansonia is experiencing a new, positive attitude about where they are going and how they are growing. There are great changes taking place that are making the community stronger by building on its past, while reshaping its future.
Other Ansonia websites:
Welcome to Ansonia: an Electronic Valley website


	Mayor Anthony Staffieri Derby City Hall One Elizabeth Street Derby, CT 06418 PH: (203) 736-1450 FAX (203) 736-8880
The City of Derby, the smallest city in the state of Connecticut, covers 5.3 sq. miles and has over 12,000 residents. Direct access to major highways and low cost office and industrial space, make Derby a great place to do business. At the hub of one of the largest metropolitan areas in the state, Derby maintains a peaceful suburban charm that also makes it an inviting place to live.
Other Derby websites:
Welcome to Derby: an Electronic Valley website


	First Selectman Paul F. Roy Seymour Town Hall 1 First Street Seymour, CT 06483 PH: (203) 888-2511 FAX: (203) 881-5005
Seymour clearly recognizes the importance of economic growth in the community. The town has approximately 200 acres of affordable, raw land designated for commercial or industrial development use. This community also places a strong emphasis on creating and retaining jobs. Currently, there are over 3,500 jobs in the town, with an aggressive plan to enhance that number. In addition, beautiful outdoor settings, affordable housing and a rich local culture make Seymour a desirable place to live.
Other Seymour websites:
Official website of the Town of Seymour
Seymour, CT: an Electronic Valley website


	Mayor Mark A. Lauretti Shelton City Hall 54 Hill Street Shelton, CT 06484 PH: (203) 924-1555, ext.11 FAX: (203) 924-0185
Shelton is the perfect blend of a fertile business environment and a pleasant residential community. Known for its civic pride and dedication to innovative development, Shelton combines a thriving business community, the scenic splendor of New England and a focused vision of the future to create a vital, balanced community.
Other Shelton websites:
Official website for the City of Shelton
Shelton Life: the website of the Shelton Economic Development Corporation
The Spirit of Shelton: an Electronic Valley website

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