year 1979 with a final assembly. The Jordan School is still used but is held as a museum to the public. Government Town Meeting Waterford's local government is structured using a representative town meeting system. There are four elective districts in town, and each one sends one representative to the town meeting per every 550 electors in that area. As of 2021, districts 1, 2, and 4 have 6 representatives, and district 3 has 7, giving the Town Meeting a total of 25 elected members. In 2021, ten Democrats, 1 Unaffiliated, and fourteen Republicans were elected to the body. As of the 2021 election results, the Representatives of the Waterford Town Meeting are: Economy Waterford's economic center is predominantly retail chains, including a variety of mini-malls and the Crystal Mall. There are several family-owned delicatessens and restaurants. Waterford is also home to JayPro Sports, which manufactures sports equipment for baseball, basketball, and tennis, and to Dominion's Millstone Nuclear Power Plant. The plant consists of three reactors, the first built between 1966 and 1970. While Millstone's first reactor is no longer in operation, the remaining two still provide power to a variety of towns in New England. Attractions Mago Point, Waterford, Connecticut is an area in Waterford that is home to many marine businesses. The Connecticut College Arboretum is a arboretum and botanical garden which lies partially within Quaker Hill, a neighborhood of Waterford. The Eugene O'Neill Theater Center is located in Waterford, as is the Intentional Theatre. Waterford Beach Harkness Memorial State Park is a recreational area that provides a picturesque view of Long Island Sound. The park features the former mansion, gardens and grounds of Edward Harkness, who bought the property in 1907. Adjacent to the Harkness Memorial State Park is Camp Harkness for the Handicapped, a summer facility for children and adults with physical and/or mental disabilities. Most of what is now Camp Harkness for the Handicapped was once a golf course. The Waterford Speedbowl is a racetrack that first opened in 1951 by local businessmen and although it has changed ownership several times since, is still in operation today. In 2009, Waterford was the home of the game show Deal or No Deal, which was filmed at Sonalyst Studios. The Seaside Sanatorium continues to be considered prime real estate in Waterford, being a shoreline property, located on the original parcel of 11 Magonk Pt. The property was