Cosgrove: Branford building department takes in $200,000 in fees in 3 months
Linda Conner Lambeck
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BRANFORD The pandemic may have been a challenge for businesses and the community but it also was a time of opportunity, First Selectman Jamie Cosgrove assured the Shoreline Chamber of Commerce.
From new businesses to a budget described as sensitive to taxpayers, Cosgrove said economic development in the town remains strong.
“I look with optimism to the future,” Cosgrove said.
“I am very proud of direction we are going in,” said Perry Maresca, chairman of Branford’s Economic Development Commission.
More than 60 listeners tuned into the hourlong session this week as Cosgrove explained the town’s response to the pandemic and projects underway or planned.