Kadeem Roberts

Dear Neighbor,

As a reminder, I am holding a disaster relief drive for the residents of Jamaica. If you are able, please consider donating non perishable food items and goods. Donations can be dropped off at the Carver, New Vision International Ministries, and Stamford Excellence School.

Please reach out to my office if you have any additional questions. 

ICYMI - Norwalk’s 2025 Curbside Yard Waste Collection begins today, November 3rd for residents who routinely receive City garbage and recycling services on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays.

Please have your waste at the curb by 6:00 AM on the Monday of your collection week and it will be collected sometime during that week.

As a reminder 

• Do Not mix Yard Waste with Garbage.
• Leaves must be in paper bags or garbage cans without lids.
• Leaves will not be collected if they are in plastic bags.
• Only brush under 4 feet that is bundled will be collected.
• Loose leaves, logs, stumps, rocks, soil, mulch, and lumber will not be collected.

For more information about the Yard Waste Site, please visit https://norwalkct.gov/498/Yard-Waste-Site and for any questions, please contact our Customer Service Center at CustomerService@norwalkct.gov or (203) 854-3200.

Westport residents -  please click here for the more information about the town's yard waste facility.  

November is newly proclaimed Alzheimer’s Awareness Month in Connecticut.
 
Alzheimer’s is a disease that affects about 90,000 Connecticut residents, and for every person living with the disease, there are countless family members, friends, and care partners who are providing ongoing support.
 
During the 2025 session, we passed legislation to  ensure insurance coverage of biomarker testing starting next year and  established Alzheimer’s Disease & Dementia Task Force to examine needs and  review available services and also develop a State Alzheimer’s Plan.