Health & Data Reports
The Waterbury Health Department shares important local health information to help keep our community informed and healthy.
This section of our website, Health Data & Reports, is organized by health topic. Each topic has its own page where you can find different types of materials, including:
- Epidemiology Reports: In-depth studies with charts and trends
- Health Profiles: Short reports about current health issues
- Infographics & Maps: Easy-to-understand visuals that show key data
- Dashboards: Interactive tools that show real-time information
We will keep adding new topics and materials, so check back often for updates.
HEALTH REPORTS
These are in-depth, scientific reports written by public health professionals. They include detailed statistics, charts, and trend analyses on major health issues—such as infectious diseases, chronic conditions, and health behaviors—based on local data in Waterbury. These reports help us understand long-term patterns and guide prevention efforts.
Epidemiology Report: Chlamydia and Gonorrhea in Waterbury (2019–2025)
This report looks at how often chlamydia and gonorrhea have been reported in Waterbury over the past several years. It includes data by age and gender, shows trends over time, and shares tips for prevention.
Download PDFHEALTH PROFILES
Health Profiles are shorter summaries focused on current or emerging health needs in Waterbury. They include quick facts, key data points, and practical suggestions. These are ideal for community members, educators, or anyone looking for fast insights without reading a full scientific report.
Health Profile: Childhood Asthma
This short report shares information about asthma in kids living in Waterbury. It breaks down who is most affected by age, gender, race, and income, and suggests ways families and the city can help manage asthma.
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Infographics are visual snapshots of health topics. They use simple graphics and short explanations to help people of all ages quickly understand a health issue, such as symptoms, risks, or prevention tips. These are especially useful for schools, social media, or community outreach.
Let’s Learn About: Measles (Rubeola)
This infographic helps the public understand measles, also known as rubeola—a very contagious disease caused by a virus.
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Maps show geographic data related to public health across Waterbury. They may show information like which neighborhoods have higher health risks, older housing, or social challenges. Maps help the public and city planners make smarter, more focused health decisions.
Map: Social Vulnerability Index (SVI)
This map shows which neighborhoods may have more challenges related to income, transportation, housing, and more. It helps us understand where extra support is needed to improve community health.
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Map: Age of Housing Structures
This map shows how old buildings are in different areas of Waterbury. Older housing can sometimes mean higher health risks (like mold or lead). This info helps with city planning and health programs.
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