Waterbury Neighborhood Assistance Act Local Application
Waterbury's local NAA process helps approved nonprofit projects attract business donations backed by Connecticut tax credits.
About this program
The City of Waterbury participates in the Connecticut Neighborhood Assistance Act process by accepting nonprofit and municipal agency proposals for projects that can receive business donations eligible for state business tax credits. Eligible Waterbury projects may include energy conservation, programs serving low-income persons, job training, child care, open space, and other community benefit activities. Proposals are submitted to the municipality for local approval before moving through the state NAA process.
Eligibility
Waterbury tax-exempt organizations and municipal agencies proposing eligible community benefit projects under the Connecticut Neighborhood Assistance Act.
Requirements
- Applicant must be a tax-exempt organization or municipal agency with an eligible Waterbury project.
- Project must fit an eligible NAA category such as energy conservation, low-income services, job training, child care, or open space.
- Applicant must submit Form NAA-01 to the City of Waterbury for municipal approval.