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Gov. Lamont vetoes first bill of year, rejecting proposal doubling cap on bidding

Gov. Lamont vetoes first bill of year, rejecting proposal doubling cap on bidding

by Joelyn Leon | May 30, 2024 | Uncategorized

Gov. Ned Lamont vetoed his first bill from this year’s legislative session on Wednesday, sending back to lawmakers a proposal that would have doubled the cap on municipal contracts exempt from competitive bidding practices. The legislation, Senate Bill 226, proposed...
Gov. Lamont vetoes first bill of year, rejecting proposal doubling cap on bidding

Fitch gives A+ rating to pending $669M Yale New Haven Health bond issuance; $333M will be used for capital spending

by Joelyn Leon | May 30, 2024 | Uncategorized

Fitch Ratings said Tuesday it has assigned A+ ratings to $669 million in bonds that will be issued on behalf of Yale New Haven Health (YNHH). Proceeds from the bond issuance are expected to be used to refund the health system’s existing debt, as well as to provide...
Gov. Lamont vetoes first bill of year, rejecting proposal doubling cap on bidding

At halfway mark, majority of infrastructure law funds yet to be spent

by Joelyn Leon | May 30, 2024 | Uncategorized

Halfway through the five-year Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, less than half — 38% — of the funding has been announced, according to the White House. That’s a 13.5% increase in the past 6 months, an indication that the process is ramping up but still lags....
Gov. Lamont vetoes first bill of year, rejecting proposal doubling cap on bidding

Historic New Haven mill site approved for major apartment redevelopment goes up for sale

by Joelyn Leon | May 29, 2024 | Uncategorized

Earlier this month, a 1.8-acre property — which has approvals in place for a multifamily redevelopment — was listed for sale. The parcel at 446A Blake St. has been approved for 144 residential units to be completed over three phases. Phase one is a ground-up...
Gov. Lamont vetoes first bill of year, rejecting proposal doubling cap on bidding

Linear trail intersections under safety review in Southington, new trail segment to open this summer

by Joelyn Leon | May 29, 2024 | Uncategorized

The Farmington Canal Heritage Trail’s intersections with local roads previously drew concern in 2021, after a pedestrian was struck and seriously injured in the trail crosswalk on West Main Street in Plantsville center. While there were bright yellow signs...
Gov. Lamont vetoes first bill of year, rejecting proposal doubling cap on bidding

Darn that CT traffic jam: These major projects, traffic shifts will add to backups this summer

by Joelyn Leon | May 29, 2024 | Uncategorized

One that’s nearing completion is the interchange of Interstate 84 and Route 8 in Waterbury, known as “The Mixmaster,” which is composed of a stack of bridges. “We’re finally going to be finished with that project by the end of October,” Morgan said. “What’s going to...
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