Stamford, New Haven TOD Sites Get Funding Boost
The State Bond Commission gave a pair of multi-million-dollar boosts to transit-oriented development projects along Metro-North’s New Haven Line.
Developments Win $99M in State Grants
A range of real estate developments and infrastructure projects landed a total of $99 million in grant funding via the State Bond Commission.
Middletown Riverfront, New Haven Redevelopment Lead State Bond Awards
A score or more of real estate development projects across Connecticut scored funding from the State Bond Commission Thursday when the entity voted to authorize $500 million in borrowing for a range of infrastructure and economic development efforts.
16 Projects Split $49M in State Affordable Housing Funding
A new round of state funding will help finance the development of hundreds of new affordable housing units around the state.
Bridgeport Multifamily Project Gets $3.8M Cleanup Grant
A large Bridgeport multifamily development has secured state environmental cleanup funding needed to help launch its next phase.
State Bonding Commission OKs Funds for Hartford Real Estate Project
The state Bonding Commission has approved $266 million in bonds for various projects throughout the state, including highway projects, open space purchases and a downtown Hartford redevelopment, according to the commission’s minutes.
Panel Expected to OK Bonding for $5M Open Space Buys, Hartford Redevelopment
Connecticut is set to approve $5 million in borrowing, which will allow it to finance a new round of grants to purchase open space across the state.
Lamont Makes $5M Available for Open Space Purchases
Connecticut towns will get a chance to compete for a slice of $5 million in grants for purchasing undeveloped land for open space.
CT Bond Commission OKs Millions for Development Projects
In its last meeting of outgoing Gov. Dannel Malloy’s administration, the Connecticut State Bond Commission approved millions of dollars for economic development projects, among many others.
Connecticut Panel Approves $10M Toll Study
A state panel has agreed to borrow up to $10 million to study the possibility of reinstating tolls on Connecticut’s highways, despite strong opposition from Republican politicians who argue it’s a waste of taxpayer money considering there will be a new administration and General Assembly in January.
Malloy’s $10M Toll Study Faces Opposition, Concerns
Gov. Dannel P. Malloy is getting strong political pushback for what will likely be one of his final executive orders – a plan to spend $10 million on a study of electronic highway tolls across Connecticut.
State Announces Large Funding Package For Economic Development
The State Bond Commission recently approved nearly $600 million in investments by the state in order to grow the economy and improve quality of life for residents. Included in the overall total is $78 million in affordable housing initiatives, along with $10 million...Financing For Infrastructure Upgrades Approved
Financing for two major infrastructure projects has recently been approved, according to a statement from Gov. Dannel P. Malloy. The funding will help advance the upgrade of I-84 in West Hartford and Route 15 between New Haven and Woodbridge. The I-84 West Hartford...Bond Commission To Vote On CTfastrak Extension
The State Bond Commission is scheduled to vote on an allocation to expand CTfastrak services east of the Connecticut River into East Hartford and Manchester, according to an announcement from Gov. Dannel P. Malloy. The Connecticut Department of Transportation (CTDOT)...
