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During its meeting Monday, April 11, Fenton City Council unanimously approved a resolution to request that Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) to include the North Road bridge over the Shiawassee
Connecticut’s cities and towns will be pushing lawmakers to help them regionalize services, reduce dependence on property taxes and shore up transportation infrastructure when the 2022 legislative session begins next month. The Connecticut Conference of Municipalities on Tuesday released a list of policy reforms they would like to see taken up by the General Assembly and Gov. Ned Lamont, with the most pressing items focusing on tax and fiscal relief and diversification of municipal income streams.
Reply An old truss on the Main Street bridge. (Town of Vernon) VERNON, CT — An historic bridge in one of Vernon's most historic areas is set for replacement, but she aspects that put the son ahead it its time in the 1800s will be preserved, town officials said. It's the bridge over the Tankrhoosen River on Main Street. The historic 58-foot long elliptical truss bridge, constructed in 1891 by the Berlin Iron Bridge Company, is being replaced. Subscribe The historic trusses, however, will be preserved and the new bridge will pass between them. "This new bridge will provide safe passage for...
UpdatedWed, Apr 21, 2021 at 6:04 am ET Reply (Patch graphic) HARTFORD, CT — The State Bond Commission has approved a measure to provide towns with aid for upcoming projects and to cover expenditures, according to a statement from State Sen. Kevin Witkos (R-Canton). At their meeting held on April 16th, the Bond Commission gave final approval to expenditures to include: $39,968 reimbursement for body worn cameras for the Town of Simsbury $2 million for improvements to the State Police firing range in Simsbury The towns of Avon, Canton, and Granby will also receive funding through the Local...
UpdatedWed, Apr 21, 2021 at 6:04 am ET Reply (Patch graphic) HARTFORD, CT — The State Bond Commission has approved a measure to provide towns with aid for upcoming projects and to cover expenditures, according to a statement from State Sen. Kevin Witkos (R-Canton). At their meeting held on April 16th, the Bond Commission gave final approval to expenditures to include: $39,968 reimbursement for body worn cameras for the Town of Simsbury $2 million for improvements to the State Police firing range in Simsbury The towns of Avon, Canton, and Granby will also receive funding through the Local...