The Walnut-Orange-Walsh
Neighborhood Revitalization Zone
(WOW NRZ)
About the Walnut-Orange-Walsh (WOW) Neighborhood Revitalization Zone (NRZ)
Map of WOW(approximation)
Derived in part from WaterburyCT.org, ZipDataMaps.com, and colloquial experience.
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Related ResourcesWalnut Orange Walsh (WOW) Neighborhood Revitalization Zone (NRZ) Community Learning Center 310 Walnut Street 06704-3725 (203) 757-1300 The Official Walnut-Orange-Walsh website Walnut-Orange-Walsh Neighborhood Revitalization Zone website. 
WOW PartnersWOW NRZ NA
Walnut-Orange-Walsh (WOW) Neighborhood Association
Data as of 2023.12.23 per the official City of Waterbury website.
About Belinda D. Weaver
About the Walnut-Orante-Walsh Neighbor-hood
The Walnut-Orange-Walsh neighborhood, located in Waterbury, Connecticut, is a residential area with distinct characteristics and features. It is important to note that the information provided here is based on general knowledge up to my last update in January 2022, and there may have been changes or developments in the neighborhood since then.
The Walnut-Orange-Walsh neighborhood is known for its residential nature, offering a mix of single-family homes and multi-unit dwellings. Like many neighborhoods in Waterbury, it has a diverse demographic makeup, contributing to a rich cultural tapestry. Housing in the Walnut-Orange-Walsh area typically consists of a variety of architectural styles, reflecting the historical development of the neighborhood. Residents often appreciate the proximity to local amenities such as schools, parks, and community centers. One notable feature of the neighborhood is its accessibility to transportation routes. The layout of the streets and proximity to major roads makes commuting convenient for residents. Additionally, the neighborhood is often considered walkable, with local businesses and services within reasonable distance. As with any neighborhood, there may be variations in the socio-economic status of residents, which can influence the overall atmosphere and community dynamics. Community involvement and local events play a role in fostering a sense of belonging among residents. It's advisable for potential residents or visitors to consider recent updates or changes in the Walnut-Orange-Walsh neighborhood, such as new developments, infrastructure improvements, or community initiatives that may impact the overall living experience. In conclusion, the Walnut-Orange-Walsh neighborhood in Waterbury is a residential area with a diverse population, convenient access to amenities, and a mix of housing options. As with any locale, personal experiences may vary, and it's recommended to explore the area firsthand or consult with local residents for the most up-to-date and nuanced perspectives.
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News ArchiveNorth End District
Walnut-Orange-Walsh Neighborhood Man tries to drive off with mom's car, assaults police officer 2024.12.16 North End District
Walnut-Orange-Walsh Neighborhood Teen accused of hitting boyfriend's ex and her friend with a car in Waterbury 2024.12.12 North End District
Walnut-Orange-Walsh Neighborhood Women Are Victims of Hit-and-Run Two young women, aged 21 and 22, were struck by a car near 38 Walnut Avenue around 8:00 p.m. yesterday. The vehicle hit the pedestrians and other cars before the driver fled on foot. The 22-year-old victim suffered life-threatening injuries and is in critical condition, while the 21-year-old is stable. Both were hospitalized, and their names were not disclosed. Waterbury Police are investigating the incident and urge anyone with information to contact them at 203-346-3975. 2024.10.11 City Wide; North End District, Walnut/Orange/Walsh Neighborhood
Second suspect in murder of Waterbury teen arrested article; 2024.06.27 North End District; Walnut-Orange-Walsh Neighborhood
Arrest made in Wood Street homicide: Waterbury police Fox61; article; 2024.05.28 North End District
Walnut-Orange-Walsh Neighborhood Police identify man killed in Waterbury shooting Fox61; article; 2024.05.07 North End District
Walnut-Orange-Walsh Neighborhood Fire at abandoned Walsh Elementary School suspected to be arson NBCConnecticut; picture, article; 2024.03.16 North End District
Walnut-Orange-Walsh Neighborhood 17-year-old charged in fatal shooting of Waterbury man in December Fox61; article; 2024.02.28 North End District
Walnut-Orange-Walsh Neighborhood Waterbury man arrested after ramming police cruiser, crashing into building NewsBreak / NBCConnecticut; article; 2024.02.09 North End District
Walnut-Orange-Walsh Neighborhood Waterbury police arrest a convicted felon who had a firearm Newsbreak / WFSB; picture; article; 2024.02.09 Interstate Man Hunt
North End District Walnut-Orange-Walsh Neighborhood US Marshals apprehend suspect in Waterbury murder U.S. Marshals Violent Fugitive Task Force Involved Fox61; article; 2024.02.06 North End District
Walnut-Orange-Walsh Neighbohrood Police arrest second suspect in murder of University of New Haven student in Waterbury NBCConnecticut; picture, article; 2024.01.25 North End District
Walnut-Orange-Walsh Neighborhood Jordan Robinson, 22, was shot dead on Kenyon Street; Jeremy Rivera was arrested and charged with murder and other charges; Othe suspects may be arrested in connection with the murder; the police investigation is ongoing Teen Charged in Fatal Shooting Hartford Courant; Picture, Article; 2023.12.22 Homicide investigation underway after man found dead outside of a Waterbury home EyeWitnessNews3; article; 2023.12.22 Shooting Victim Identified Fox61; Article; 2023.12.18 North End District
Walnut-Orange-Walsh Neighborhood Firefighter injured after battling fire on Rose Street in Waterbury (wfsb.com); video, article; 20230701 North End District
Walnut-Orange-Walsh Neighborhood Felon Arrested in Christmas Day Shooting trumbulltimes; picture, article; January 25th, 2023 North End District
Walnut-Orange-Walsh Neighborhood 32-year-old dies @ 264 Walnut Street One Dead After Double Shooting WTNH <article> 20221226M Schools to offer courses with African-American, Latino focus
phillytrib.com November 12th, 2019 [subscription required] Next Meeting - November 30th, 2013
The Walnut-Orange-Walsh Neighborhood Revitalization Zone neighborhood association meets next Saturday, December 7th, 2013 for their monthly meeting, at 11:00 a.m. Goto the WOW page for more information. 
Walnut-Orange-Walsh Neighborhood Association Contact DataWalnut-Orange/Walsh Neighborhood (WOW)
Belinda Weaver - Chairperson 308 Walnut St. 06704 (203) 206-1803 (cell) belinda.weaver@sbcglobal.net [per WaterburyLife.com as of 2024.03.02]
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