Foundation for Fair Contracting of Connecticut

08/27/2026

"In a key decision affecting their campaign against a proposed trash-to-energy plant, Plainfield residents next week will vote whether to put up $250,000 to wage a court fight against it."

In a key decision affecting their campaign against a proposed trash-to-energy plant, Plainfield residents next week will vote whether to put up $250,000 to wage a court fight against it. Facing a possible legal battle against one of Connecticut’s biggest construction companies represented by a pow...

08/27/2026

"Connecticut motorists can expect a new traffic pattern starting on Friday night August 28 on the northbound Gold Star Memorial Bridge as part of a long-term project project."

08/27/2026

"STAMFORD — Stamford Health has received preliminary approval for a major expansion of its downtown campus, including a new cancer-care center, expanded parking and relocated behavioral health and inpatient rehabilitation units."

STAMFORD — Stamford Health has received preliminary approval for a major expansion of its downtown campus, including a new cancer-care center, expanded parking and relocated behavioral health and inpatient rehabilitation units. The city’s Planning Board this week approved a zoning change for par...

08/26/2026

"The state Department of Transportation has goals over the next few decades to make the state’s roads safer, travel more efficient, and more resilient to severe weather, according to a newly released 30-year transportation plan."

08/26/2026

"With Colorado-based Flatiron Energy withdrawing its widely unpopular proposal for an enormous battery energy storage facility in New Milford, town officials and environmentalists are relieved — for now."

08/25/2026

"MIDDLETOWN—The common council's rejection of a proposal to bond $38 million to build a two-level parking structure behind the police station on Main Street has left some officials surprised or disappointed."

08/25/2026

"A public notice by the Connecticut Department of Transportation about a bridge in Old Saybrook may be causing residents to do a double take."

A public notice by the Connecticut Department of Transportation about a bridge in Old Saybrook may be causing residents to do a double take. The state agency plans to hold a public meeting Thursday night about a project involving the bridge that carries Route 154 over Plum Bank Creek — a structure...

08/25/2026

"Crews will soon be gearing up for the next stage of the $900 million construction project to rehabilitate the northern span of the Gold Star Memorial Bridge between New London and Groton."

Crews will soon be gearing up for the next stage of the $900 million construction project to rehabilitate the northern span of the Gold Star Memorial Bridge between New London and Groton. In late May, a traffic crossover went into effect that shifted two northbound lanes onto part of the southbound....

08/19/2026

"A Utah developer is seeking approval to bring 420,000 cubic yards of fill to a long-abandoned Berlin brickyard as part of a plan to redevelop the 57-acre property."

A Utah developer is seeking approval to bring 420,000 cubic yards of fill to a long-abandoned Berlin brickyard as part of a plan to redevelop the 57-acre property. The project, slated for 303 New Britain Road, would create a pad site for two commercial buildings totaling 44,000 square feet on about....

08/19/2026

"Killingly — The traffic engineer for a proposed development at 90 Putnam Pike told the Planning and Zoning Commission Monday night that the project is not a mega warehouse that would generate large amounts of truck traffic."

Killingly — The traffic engineer for a proposed development at 90 Putnam Pike told the Planning and Zoning Commission Monday night that the project is not a mega warehouse that would generate large amounts of truck traffic. The comments by Kevin Solli came as the commission continued its public he...