First Selectman Kurt Miller pledged to make the town more ‘green’ by reducing its energy footprint. By signing the Clean Energy Communities pledge, Miller committed to initiatives geared to improve the town’s energy efficiency and promote use of clean, renewable energy. Seymour joins more than 50 other Connecticut municipalities that have already taken the pledge,

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The town of Seymour will bring an award-winning consulting firm onboard to develop plans for a greenway trail and linear park along the Naugatuck River. Click on this Environmental Headline for more on this story.

Construction of a fish bypass in the Naugatuck River could finally begin this spring. It has been in the works for 14 years. The Board of Selectmen last week voted on two final components that were holding up the project. The New Haven Register reports.

For the seventh year in a row, Thule employees in Seymour will volunteer their time to cleanup the waterways in the Naugatuck Valley.