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District A - Norwalk, Connecticut USA

Our section of the city is the central part of Norwalk which includes the downtown business district and the surrounding neighborhoods. The boundaries go from George Avenue on the East end to North Taylor Avenue on the Western boundary. We have a diverse mix of people who live in single and two family houses as well as a large segment who reside in condominiums or multi-family residences.

Chapters in early American history occurred right here in our district. The land was purchased from the Indians for settlement and later battles were fought against the British during the American Revolution. We have also endured disasters such as in the 1950’s when floods washed our buildings down the Norwalk River.

There are about 7500 Active registered voters in District A which translates to probably 18,000 or more total residents. As in most cities today, it’s tough to get an accurate count when there are a significant number of undocumented and transient residents living in the more crowded sections.

We have the main library, post office, the transit district pulse point, solid waste transfer station, City Hall, Health Department, Norwalk Hospital, and District Courthouse. Historic landmarks include the Lockwood Mansion, Museums at Mill Hill, Pine Island Cemetery and the town Green with its neighboring churches.

Our district has homes with distinguished architecture such as those on Morgan Avenue and France Street while the downtown area also has sections that are scheduled to be revitalized.

The population is racially diverse to the point that our elementary schools require very little out of district bussing to achieve state mandated balance based on racial profiles.

There are numerous distinct neighborhoods and active people who care deeply about their community. District A is very much the heart of the City of Norwalk.