Posted on July 15, 2019 by admin
Dear Neighbors,
Waverly Rd. in the area of Walnut Tree Hill Rd. in Shelton will be closed until further notice for a bridge replacement.
The following detours have been put in place:
Local traffic only – access from Nichols Ave.
Briarcliff Rd., Waverly Terr., Belle La., Willard Rd., 1 – 122 Waverly Rd.
Posted on July 11, 2019 by admin
STRATFORD – Local state lawmakers joined together with town officials and Sikorsky executives to break ground on the long-awaited Main Street realignment and expansion project on Monday, July 8.
The Route 110 project will realign Sikorsky’s South entrance with Oronoque Lane, widen the roadway, add turning lanes, and add a crosswalk. The project seeks to alleviate traffic problems in the area and support growth at Sikorsky.
“This project is a great example of how well public private partnerships can…
Posted on July 2, 2019 by admin
TRUMBULL- Trumbull State Reps. David Rutigliano (R-123), Laura Devlin (R-134) and Ben McGorty (R-122) hosted a “Coffee Hour with Your Legislators” event at Chip’s Family Restaurant in Trumbull on June 24th.
During the evening meet and greet with diners the three Trumbull state representatives listened to Trumbull residents who shared their concerns on a variety of issues. The issues discussed included the additional tax burdens on Trumbull residents anticipated by the new state budget passed by the majority party and agreed to by Governor Lamont.
Rep. Rutigliano said, “People expressed concern over what they view as a piling on of more and more taxes and fees. Although we were able to beat back plans to shift a portion of the teachers’ pension on local taxpayers and fight plans to force school districts to regionalize, many residents will feel the fiscal pinch as state government reaches back into their wallet for more of their family income.”
“I want to thank everyone who came out to talk on Monday night and share their thoughts on the state of our state and new laws coming out of Hartford. Meetings like this are important, to hear directly from you, and have a dialog with our constituents. We discussed many issues, including that the threat of tolls in Connecticut continuing to be a key concern. Let’s not let summer distract us from a possible debate on tolls,” said Devlin.
“We had a great conversation with residents about the 2019 legislative,” said Rep. McGorty. “People are concerned with the direction the state is headed in and the one party rule in Hartford. We need residents to continue to speak up and contact the governor to tell him things need to change in Hartford.”
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