SEYMOUR â The Board of Finance received the budget for 2021-22 from First Selectwoman Annmarie Drugonis during its budget workshop on Monday, March 8.
Ms. Drugonis noted that her current position is different from her experiences as a member of the Board of Selectmen, since 2007, and deputy first selectwoman for the past two years.
She emphasized that the budget she was sharing with the finance board had been prepared as a team effort before describing the pandemic as an unprecedented challenge that impacted town finances.
Seymourâs current mil rate of 36 would reduce to 34.74, a reduction of 1.75 percent, if the proposed budget were to pass at referendum.
SOUTHBURY — The Strategic Plan Commission, meeting Thursday, February 11, reviewed the affordable housing presentation shared with the Board of Selectmen at the board’s February 4 meeting.
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State awards $6.3M contract for Derby-Shelton Bridge renovation
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A view of the Derby-Shelton Bridge in Shelton. Redesign of the Derby-Shelton bridge which goes from lower Main Street in Derby across Howe Avenue, is slated to start in April.Christian Abraham / Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less
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Preliminary renderings of proposed renovations to the Derby/Shelton Bridge.Contributed Photo / Contributed PhotoShow MoreShow Less
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SHELTON Renovation work on the Derby-Shelton Bridge is moving forward, as the state has tapped a contractor for the project which should begin by April 1.
The $6.3 million contract was awarded to Mohawk Northeast, Inc. Construction. The bid was almost $1.5 million below its pre-bid estimate on the work, completion of which should be December 2023.
Beacon Falls officials weighing best way to move forward with repairs
A barrier blocks a section of Burton Road, shown Jan. 13, between Wolfe Avenue and North Main Street in Beacon Falls. The section of the road has been closed since Christmas Eve due to structural issues. âANDREAS YILMA
BEACON FALLS â Officials are deliberating the best route to take to repair and reopen a section of Burton Road.
âWeâre still in the searching stages to figure out the best steps to go forward,â said First Selectman Gerard Smith during the Board of Selectmenâs Jan. 11 meeting.
The town on Christmas Eve closed Burton Road to thru traffic from Wolfe Avenue to North Main Street due to structural issues. Residents of the Beacon Mill Village apartments still have access to a parking lot on the road.