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$10 million approved for Freight Street redevelopment

$10 million approved for Freight Street redevelopment

by Joelyn Leon | Dec 9, 2022 | Uncategorized

The State Bond Commission and Gov. Ned Lamont approved $10 million Thursday for the Freight Street Corridor Redevelopment Project. The funding is part of more than $14 million that will be used for economic development, infrastructure and city schools. The city will...
$10 million approved for Freight Street redevelopment

New Haven Housing, Healthcare Projects Get $21M+ State Boost

by Joelyn Leon | Dec 9, 2022 | Uncategorized

Dixwell Plaza’s mixed-use redevelopment, a new health center on Grand Avenue, and new affordable apartments on Shelton Avenue were some of the dozen New Haven projects to receive over $21 million in support from Hartford in an end-of-year windfall of state aid. That...
$10 million approved for Freight Street redevelopment

From school security to development, CT board approves $1 billion in projects

by Joelyn Leon | Dec 9, 2022 | Uncategorized

Days before next week’s 10th anniversary of the Newtown school massacre, the State Bond Commission on Thursday approved $10 million in the state’s competitive school security grant program for hardening buildings, purchasing cameras, electronic locks,...
$10 million approved for Freight Street redevelopment

Lack of bidders delays Norwalk’s historic Lockwood-Mathews Mansion renovation project

by Joelyn Leon | Dec 8, 2022 | Uncategorized

Extensive renovations on the Lockwood-Mathews Mansion hit a roadblock when nine aspects of the project received no bids for the work. The city will resubmit a request for proposals for contractors to conduct work on the historic mansion after an RFP from October...
$10 million approved for Freight Street redevelopment

Torrington schools need $32 million in repairs, upgrades, engineers say

by Joelyn Leon | Dec 8, 2022 | Uncategorized

A recent review of the city’s school buildings revealed an estimated $32 million needed for repairs and upgrades at Vogel Wetmore, Forbes, Torringford, Southwest and Torrington Middle School. Included are heating and air-conditioning work, plumbing repairs, roof...
$10 million approved for Freight Street redevelopment

Public park atop Norwalk garage and 420 apartments center of Webster lot plan

by Joelyn Leon | Dec 8, 2022 | Uncategorized

A project nearly 20 years in the making broke new ground last week as plans were presented for a revamped Webster Street parking lot that include a public park. At the Dec. 1 meeting of the Common Council’s Economic and Community Development Committee, project...
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