A city-wide road assessment was commissioned in 2022 to establish a priority list for paving operations around Stamford.
More than 250 businesses applied, with 176 businesses meeting all federal & local eligibility criteria. Recipients were announced Thursday.
Officials are planning to review the safety concerns of the roadway and implement solutions in the near future.
The board's transportation committee unanimously approved the contract last week, the Stamford Advocate reported.
Board of Ed. member Josh Esses has left his position as chair of the Stamford Republican Town Committee, the Stamford Advocate reported.
The city's zoning board recently approved a proposal to build a 31-story high-rise residential building, according to the Stamford Advocate.
Overall, 91 legislators from around the country attended the event on Wednesday, including four from Connecticut.
Stamford's director of administration role was left vacant following the retirement of Sandy Dennies in June.
The Stamford Transportation, Traffic & Parking Department held a public meeting on the Pacific Street Village Streetscape Project last week.
Officials on Friday highlighted a $26.4 million federal grant which will be used to purchase the buses and make transit facility upgrades.
Mayor Caroline Simmons announced an interim replacement on Thursday.
The grant is being awarded through the competitive Low or No Emission Grant Program.
The money is being released to two Stamford cultural staples under the state's Good to Great Grant Program.
State funds will support climate resilience plans and projects across 17 CT municipalities and councils of governments, including Stamford.
Simmons noted key areas of the budget that impact and support the city of Stamford and its residents.
Mayor Caroline Simmons has announced a new director of economic development for the city of Stamford.
State Rep. Hubert Delany, a mass communications specialist in the U.S. Army, was recently deployed to Eastern Europe for a mission.
The city recently broke ground on Greenwich Avenue corridor improvements, and the lower Summer Street promenade project.
Gov. Ned Lamont and local officials on Monday highlighted a partnership between Stamford and Greenwich on a 2.5 mile multi-use trail.
The hearing is scheduled for this week.
Residents can walk-in and ask questions regarding residential and minor commercial projects.
The Stamford Board of Representatives this week approved the city and school operating budgets for fiscal year 2024.
Following approval from the Stamford Board of Representatives, the city will significantly increase the fines for noise violations.
The latest Connecticut nip bottle surcharge payments to municipalities have been announced.
The school district said the new field will enhance competitiveness, improve player safety and provide consistent playing conditions.
Mayor Caroline Simmons delivered her "state of the city" address last week, and recounted accomplishments while looking to the future.
There are several measures within the Executive Order that reduce the impacts of climate change and protect the environment.
This year, the program has $75,000 available to invest in Stamford’s neighborhoods.
The Office of Administration is responsible for ensuring prudent financial management for the city of Stamford.
Money from the Community Investment Fund is meant to support economic development in historically underserved communities.
Gov. Ned Lamont announced a list of 20 nominees last week.
The grant offers one-time direct financial assistance to eligible Stamford for-profit small businesses that have been impacted by COVID-19.
Similar to an ordinance in New Haven, the proposed ordinance in Stamford would fine violators $100, according to the Stamford Advocate.
Check out which roads will be paved first in Stamford, beginning in April.
Pacific House will construct 39 new affordable housing units on the West Side with grant money from the state.
The CT Public Utilities Regulatory Authority on Wednesday rejected Aquarion Water Company's proposed multi-year distribution rate increase.
The total combined city and Stamford Board of Education expense budget and reserve for contingency is $654.7 million.
A special election was held on Tuesday to fill the vacant seat in the 148th House District in Stamford.
Stamford launched a Vision Zero initiative last September with a goal of eliminating fatalities and severe injuries on roadways by 2032.
Olga D. Anastos shares why she should be elected to serve the 148th State House District, which covers a portion of Stamford.