What's New

Last week the Norwalk City Council approved a new incentive proposed by the Economic Development Department, to provide yet another lucrative opportunity for commercial developers to invest in the growing community.

We are asking that all residents to fill out the Comprehensive Plan survey. You can also check out the Comprehensive Plan website to see all the work that is being done right now.

The Economic Development Department has come up with a 2020-2021 strategy to combat the effects of COVID-19 on the City of Norwalk.

The 2020 Consumer Confidence Report summarizes information regarding water sources used, any detected contaminants, compliance and educational information.

Maximum Property Tax Levy (not including debt service levy) Resolution 20-030 approved by the Norwalk City Council 2-6-20.

Warren County Health Services COVID-19 Vaccine Information.

The Compost It! program picks up yard waste throughout the Metro. Curbside collection through the Compost It! program starts for the season on April 5, 2021.

As you get ready for spring cleaning, know what hazardous items don’t belong in your regular trash!

It's important to keep streets and storm sewers clear of yard waste.

The City of Norwalk recently submitted an application for a Community Projects Funding Grant through Congresswoman Cindy Axne’s office. If selected, the City of Norwalk would be able to use the grant funds towards public infrastructure portions of the Norwalk Central Project, currently being planned.

Norwalk Parks and Recreation Department Announces New Parkland.

The City of Norwalk has lifted stage one of its Water Shortage Plan effective immediately because of reduced customer demand and lessening drought conditions.

Please do not remove stakes, flags or other construction markings, and please mow around them. Once the project is completed, they can be removed.