Connecticut House Republicans

    Fighting for Connecticut's families and businesses with common-sense solutions.

    FacebookXInstagramYouTube

    Caucus Resources

    • Leadership Team
    • Caucus Members
    • House Republicans
    • Caucus Newsroom
    • Media Inquiries

    Legislative Resources

    • Bill & Document Search
    • Bill Information Search
    • Legislative Committees

    Documents & Surveys

    • OLR Major Public Acts 2023

    Government

    • Departments & Agencies
    • Governor's Office
    • State Budget
    • State Checkbook

    Contact Us

    Legislative Office Building, Room 4200
    300 Capitol Avenue
    Hartford, CT 06106

    860-240-8700
    800-842-1423

    Contact page

    Citizen Guide

    • 2021 Redistricting Project
    • About Connecticut
    • How to Testify
    Connecticut House GOP

    State Representative

    Jay Case
    AboutContactNewsroomDistrict MapLegislation
    Connecticut House GOP

    State Representative

    Jay Case
    July 21, 2015

    Proposed Bonding Item to Bring Jobs to Winsted

    Proposed Bonding Item to Bring Jobs to Winsted
    This article was archived from the previous WordPress site. Formatting and media should be close, but may not match the original post perfectly.

    WINSTED – The State Bond Commission is scheduled to meet next Tuesday in order to consider several bonding items including allocations for a new 24,000 sq. ft. building at Northwestern Connecticut Community College’s (NCCC) Joyner Hall in Winsted. The current state of the facility is inadequate to meet the needs of the Allied Health and Veterinarian curricula to prepare graduates for jobs.

    The Joyner Hall construction project will house the only Veterinary Technology program offered within the state college system.

    The approval of this allocation will adequately fund the construction of a high performance modern facility that meets the educational needs of the students as well as address any potential accreditation issues going forward for the programs that are offered by NCCC.

    The project will likely bring over 400 jobs to Winsted.

    “I am glad to see adequate funding allocated to the construction on Joyner Hall. This is something I have been advocating for a very long time,” said State Representative Jay Case (R-63) who represents Winsted, Colebrook and parts of Torrington and Goshen. “Not only will this construction create jobs, many of those jobs will be retained based on the functionality of the building.”

    In total the proposed bonding allocation amount is $24.7 million, which is expected to be authorized by the commission at next week’s meeting.

    ###

    Latest Posts

    Home Care Association of America Hosts Annual Connecticut Conference

    Home Care Association of America Hosts Annual Connecticut Conference

    Photo: Marlene Chickerella (Chairperson, HCAOA), Rep. Jay Case (R-Winsted), and Conant Schoenly (Charter Oak Home Care) WALLINGFORD — The Home Care Association of America (HCAOA) held its Annual Connecticut Conference today at the Hilton Garden Inn in Wallingford, drawing home care professionals and stakeholders from across the state. The conference featured a key panel discussion […]

    September 12, 2025
    Seniors Left Without State Coordinator, Services Hang in Balance

    Seniors Left Without State Coordinator, Services Hang in Balance

    HARTFORD – State Rep. Jay Case (R-Winsted) is raising the alarm over the elimination of a key position within the Department of Aging and Disability Services (ADS), following passage of the state budget signed into law by the governor in June. The position, Senior Center Coordinator, has played a vital role in supporting senior centers […]

    September 3, 2025