Small Harbor Improvement Projects Program News Today

Stamford Unveils Newly Renovated West Beach Boat Ramp - Stamford, CT - The ramp was widened and now allows for all-tide access and the ability to simultaneously launch two boats, Stamford officials said.

Fairfield expects state approval soon for the Southport Wharf repairs, which have been in the works for years and become more needed after a storm in December.

Norwich received $289,490 Friday for replacing the docks at Howard Brown Memorial Park to new ADA-compliant ones. The city also received $45,000 to improve the Heritage Riverfront Walkway.

Norwich ― A $1 million project to replace aging and decaying public docks, 14 steel pilings and two metal ramps at the Howard T. Brown Memorial Park at Norwich Harbor is set to be fully funded. The N...

The City of Norwich is expected to make another 20% contribution to repairing the docks at Brown Park using ARPA funds so pilings can be fixed.

Work to install a new dock was originally funded by $544,000 under the Connecticut Port Authority’s Small Harbor Improvement Projects Program.

New London — The state has put a $235.5 million overall price tag on the project to redevelop State Pier into an offshore wind hub. The figure represents the actual cost of the redevelopment, with $204 million for the construction project and an additional $31 million for “soft costs,” Office of Policy and Management Deputy Secretary Konstantinos Diamantis said during a State Bond Commission meeting Friday. During the meeting, the State Bond Commission approved $55 million toward redev...