Crime & Safety
Meriden Moves Closer to Demolishing Mills Housing Complex
A large number of tenants still need to be relocated.
Editor's note: We previously posted this story, but here it is again in case you missed it.
MERIDEN, CT - City officials are moving closer to plans to demolish the Mills Memorial apartment complex and relocate more than 100 tenants.
The Record-Journal reports that the Meriden Housing Authority has received a $2 million grant to go toward tearing down the five-building complex, a process that is estimated to cost about $3 million.
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In its place will be a 75-unit residential and commercial complex.
Click here to read the full story on the Record-Journal website.
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Photo: Mills Memorial Apartments. Photo credit: Meriden Housing Authority
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