The Town of Seymour provides equal employment opportunities without disability discrimination and complies with the ADA. It offers necessary accommodations such as sign language interpreters, Braille documents, and accessible materials to ensure equal participation in programs and services. Requests for accommodations should be made at least 10 days before an event by contacting the ADA Coordinator. The Town does not charge for reasonable accommodations and follows a grievance process for accessibility complaints.

The primary responsibility of Animal Control is to ensure the safety of all residents and animals within the Town of Seymour. This includes enforcing local and state ordinances related to animals. Key duties include: Serving as a liaison with other agencies regarding dogs, cats, birds, and other animals Coordinating with authorities to obtain emergency veterinary care for injured dogs and cats Enforcing town ordinances related to dogs running at large Patrolling areas known for animal-related issues Conducting investigations of animal bites and cruelty cases Addressing noise complaints related to animals Managing rabies control efforts

The Town of Seymour Assessor’s Office is responsible for valuing all taxable and non-taxable property, including real estate, business personal property, and motor vehicles. The office prepares the annual grand list and manages property exemptions such as veterans, disabled taxpayers, and farm/open space programs. Rental Rebate Program applications are accepted by appointment only.

Under direction of the First Selectwoman, the Blight Enforcement Officer is charged with the enforcement of the Anti-Blight Ordinance of the Town of Seymour. He can request assistance from the Building Inspectors, Zoning Enforcement Officer, and Seymour Police Department if necessary.

The Building Inspector's office issues permits for new construction as well as permits for additions and renovations within an existing structure.

Welcome to Seymour Community Services, the new home of our Recreation and Senior Services. We offer a number of recreational, social, educational, and cultural activities and programs for Seymour residents. We are excited to introduce our online registration system and website where you’ll find an abundance of programs for the entire family. Check us out and let us know what you think.

The primary goal of the Economic Development Commission is to enhance the commercial and industrial zones by providing a method of attracting business. As a member of the “Alliance for Economic Growth”, we work with the other Lower Naugatuck Valley communities to encourage investment in our area. The EDC reviews every application for admittance into our Silvermine industrial park to ensure uniformity and to provide increased investment possibilities for existing companies.

This system will be used for emergency notifications as well as public service announcements for the town of Seymour including information about community events, road closures, voting days, or town meetings.

The Finance Department oversees Seymour’s financial operations, managing accounting, budgets, cash flow, investments, audits, procurement, and the collection and disbursement of Town funds to ensure fiscal stability and compliance.

The mission of the Seymour Fire Marshal’s Office is to preserve life and the protection of property from fire and explosion and other associated conditions for the citizens, property owners and visitors of the Town of Seymour. This is accomplished through enforcement of the Connecticut fire codes and other applicable Connecticut and Seymour regulations, inspections, plan reviews and the investigations of fires within the Town of Seymour.

The First Selectwoman serves as the town's Chief Elected Official.  The term of office is two years commencing in odd number years.  The First Selectwoman presides over the Board of Selectpersons.

It is the mission of the Housing Authority of the Town of Seymour to affirmatively further fair housing, to assist low and moderate income families to meet their housing needs, to provide safe, decent, and affordable housing, and to advocate and promote housing opportunities in the rental, home ownership, and assisted living affordable housing markets for the Seymour community and the jurisdiction for which it serves.

The Director of Human Resources directs and oversees all aspects of Human Resources Management for the Town of Seymour including policies and procedures, recruitment, hiring, compensation management, benefits administration, employment and labor law compliance, and employee relations. This position must maintain strict confidentiality and business ethics at all times.

The Inland Wetlands Commission (IWC) is a volunteer five-member board that enforces state statutes to protect and maintain Seymour’s freshwater wetlands and watercourses. The Commission meets on the fourth Monday of each month at Seymour Town Hall and oversees the Inland Wetlands Enforcement Officer, who conducts inspections, reviews permits and enforces regulations.

The Naugatuck Valley Health District, as the official public health agency for its partner communities, is committed to improving the quality of life for all it serves through the promotion of health, prevention of disease, and by assuring a safe and clean environment. We provide public health functions to the towns of Ansonia, Beacon Falls, Derby, Naugatuck, Seymour and Shelton.

The Operations Department manages the day-to-day operations of the Town of Seymour, ensuring compliance with state laws, town ordinances, and policies set by the Board of Selectmen. The department oversees Public Works, Parks, Town Buildings, Community Services, Development & Enforcement (including the Fire Marshal, Town Planner, and Town Engineer), Information Technology, and the Registrar of Voters.

The Seymour Parks Commission is a volunteer commission that issues permits for park usage and ensures the parks are playable.

The Seymour Public Library provides access to a variety reading materials and educational programming.

Bungay Elementary School, Chatfield-Lopresti Elementary School, Seymour Middle School, Seymour High School

The Public Works Department is responsible for the maintenance of Town rights of way, operation of the transfer station, and plowing.

The Registrar of Voters is responsible for the following: conducting the annual canvass of registered voters between January and May to ensure records are accurate and complete. managing elections, primaries and referenda. locating and training poll workers. handling requests for voter registration and education. processing mail-in and in person voter registrations.

Serving the communities of Seymour and Oxford to address food insecurity and supporting human needs.

A regional welfare office administrates the town's General Assistance program under the auspices of the state Department of Social Services. Residents without assets or financial resources may contact the office for food bank, clothing source and other relevant referrals. Individuals with special medical needs, such as substance abuse, will be directed to the proper facilities. The office offers assistance for unemployable individuals who are awaiting Social Security service. Seymour residents with disabilities who cannot travel to the New Haven office, can contact the TEAM office in the Valley at (203)736-5420 for assistance.

The Tax Collector's office is responsible for maintaining all tax records and for collecting taxes due to the Town of Seymour by all means allowed by State Statute.

The Town Clerk’s Office serves as a central hub for public information and recordkeeping in Seymour. The office maintains land records, vital statistics (birth, death, and marriage records), and issues licenses and permits including marriage, dog, fishing, hunting, liquor, and vendor permits. It also manages meeting records for boards and commissions, assists residents with official document requests, and provides online land record access and fraud alert services.

Appointed by the First Selectwoman and approved by the Board of Selectpersons, the Town Counsel represents and protects Seymour in legal matters, advises Town officials, reviews ordinances and contracts, and may settle claims with Board approval. All requests must go through the First Selectwoman’s Office.

The Town Planner’s Office supports the Planning & Zoning Commissions, Zoning Board of Appeals, and Inland Wetlands Commission, assisting residents and developers with zoning permits, site and subdivision applications, wetlands and flood zone activities, appeals, and interpretation of local land use regulations.

Appointed by the First Selectwoman, the Town Treasurer manages and safeguards Seymour’s financial resources by overseeing receipts, investments, payments (including payroll), coordinating with financial departments, and ensuring liquidity and compliance with state laws.

The Seymour Sewer Authority is operated by Veolia Water North America, a global leader in water and wastewater services. Veolia manages the operation, maintenance, and upgrades of Seymour’s water and wastewater treatment facilities and systems. Oversight is provided by the Seymour Water Pollution Control Authority (WPCA), a 5-member appointed board that meets on the first Monday of each month at 6:00 PM at Seymour Town Hall.

he Zoning Enforcement Office reviews and approves all documents related to development of lands within the Town. Anyone constructing, demolishing, adding, or otherwise structurally modifying any building must first obtain appropriate permits from the Zoning Office. Building inspectors will then review all construction work to make sure it complies with applicable building codes.