City of

Torrington

Connecticut
torringtonct.org
140 Main Street, 06790
Phone: (860) 489-2236
Mayor: Molly Spino

Sustainable CT Designation: Bronze Certified

Demographics

Population35,673
Median Household Income (2022)$132,846
Per Capita Income (2022)$34,516
Owner-occupied Housing Unit Rate59.10%
Median Home Value (2023)$195,800
Median Rent (2023)$1,101
Total Households (2025)15,167

Municipal Finances

Total Net Grand List (2023)$2,181,048,061
Equalized Net Grand List (ENGL) 2022$4,165,812,950
Adjusted Equalized Net Grand List per Capita$27,468.11
Mill Rate-Real and Personal Property(FY 2025)38.45
Mill Rate-Motor Vehicles32.46
Net Real Property Levy (FY25)$79,536,066.40
Net Personal Property Levy (2025)$11,042,537.41
Net Motor Vehicle Levy (2025)$9,784,278.80
Total Tax Levy$100,362,882.61
Tiered PILOT$1,231,791.01
Motor Vehicle Tax Reimbursement$5,267,961.44
Supplemental Revenue Sharing$72,539
Mashantucket Pequot & Mohegan Fund Grant$196,642
Town Aid Road$616,087.22
Local Capital Improvement (LoCIP)$413217.80
Municipal Grants-in-Aid$605,345
Education Cost Sharing$34,701,422
Adult Education$155,525
Special Education and Expansion Development (SEED)$439,099
Total State Grants$43,695,902.47
Tax Exempt Property as % of 2022 Grand List11.30%

Governance

Form of GovernmentMayor-Council
CEO Term Length4
Take Office Date1
City Hall of Torrington

City Hall

Wants you To KNOW

Torrington is the principal city of Litchfield County and a hub for Northwest Connecticut, blending historic character with forward-looking growth. Surrounded by the Naugatuck River and rolling hills, Torrington has long been known for its manufacturing legacy, strong neighborhoods, and cultural institutions like the Warner Theatre, the Nutmeg Ballet Conservatory, and Five Points Gallery & Arts Center. Today, the city is home to a diverse mix of people, professions, and passions—all contributing to a thriving community where history, arts, and small-town charm meet modern opportunity. With a renewed focus on economic development and community investment, Torrington is building momentum for the future. Downtown revitalization, expanded housing opportunities, brownfield reuse, and growing cultural destinations are creating an environment that attracts residents, visitors, and businesses alike. People can “see themselves in” Torrington—whether enjoying local shops and bakeries, attending

Geography

CountyLitchfield
Council of Government (COG)Northwest Hills Council of Governments (NHCOG)
Area (sq. miles)40.4 mi²
Public Roads-Town164.49

Representation

US Congressional District5
State Senate Districts8
State House63
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