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Here are the most expensive projects coming up for Connecticut’s roads and railways

Here are the most expensive projects coming up for Connecticut’s roads and railways

by Joelyn Leon | Feb 13, 2026 | Uncategorized

From a $50,000 project to install electric vehicle charging stations at town facilities in Canton to a more than $3 billion effort to replace a railroad bridge between Stratford and Milford, a five-year capital plan released this month by the Connecticut Department of...
Here are the most expensive projects coming up for Connecticut’s roads and railways

CT secures about $190 million in earmarks from federal bills

by Joelyn Leon | Feb 12, 2026 | Uncategorized

Connecticut will receive tens of millions of dollars in federal funding for local projects, marking the first time in two years that states will benefit from earmarked funding for infrastructure initiatives, affordable housing development and education. The state’s...
Here are the most expensive projects coming up for Connecticut’s roads and railways

Plainfield commission postpones action on Costco zone change, again

by Joelyn Leon | Feb 12, 2026 | Uncategorized

Plainfield — A decisive vote that could make or break Costco’s proposal for a massive, 1.1 million-square-foot distribution center on the Plainfield-Canterbury town line has been pushed back for at least another month. In a split-decision vote on Tuesday, the Planning...
Here are the most expensive projects coming up for Connecticut’s roads and railways

Middletown begins environmental testing at Return to the Riverbend sites

by Joelyn Leon | Feb 12, 2026 | Uncategorized

MIDDLETOWN — Environmental testing along the shoreline is expected to continue through the spring as part of Middletown’s plan to clean and stabilize the riverfront, officials said. The city is using part of a $12 million Community Investment Fund grant it...
Here are the most expensive projects coming up for Connecticut’s roads and railways

190-unit apartment building planned for parking lot on New Haven’s Orange St.

by Joelyn Leon | Feb 11, 2026 | Uncategorized

A developer is proposing a new, seven-story apartment building on New Haven’s Orange Street, providing 190 units and retail space. The downtown site at 7 Orange St., on the corner of George Street, is currently a surface parking lot owned by the city. The applicant,...
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