February 16, 2021

MEDIA ALERT

The bill would generate nearly $50M in additional aid for New Haven.

NEW HAVEN, Conn. – Today, New Haven Mayor Justin Elicker will testify before the Finance, Revenue, and Bonding Committee in favor of Senate Bill 873, proposed by Senate President Martin Looney, which would generate nearly $50M in additional aid for New Haven. The bill would tier PILOT to better serve municipalities with large amounts of tax-exempt property. The hearing will be live-streamed on the CT-N YouTube channel at 11AM.

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New Haven Engineering Department is holding the three following public meetings:

Join us for an update meeting on the Quinnipiac Avenue Improvements Project on Tuesday, February 23^rd at 6pm. In addition to addressing prior feedback for the section north of Grand Ave, we will be discussing traffic calming improvements south of Grand Ave along with road, curb, and sidewalk improvements south of Judith Terrace. Please register at the following link: https://bit.ly/2NE2eYx

Join us on Wednesday February 24 at 6pm for a public input session on creating a safer, more connected Whalley Ave! The City of New Haven is starting design work on a re-imagining of the city-owned portion of Whalley Ave (from Broadway to Ella T. Grasso Blvd) that is safer for all users of the road (particularly vulnerable users) and encourages active forms of transportation. Please join us to brainstorm ideas with your neighbors on how to improve Whalley Ave! Link to Zoom webinar: https://bit.ly/3pr9Hap

Join us on Tuesday March 2 at 6pm for a public input session on creating a safer, more connected Valley Street! The City of New Haven is starting design work on a re-imagining of Valley Street that is safer for all users of the road (particularly vulnerable users) and encourages active forms of transportation. Please join us to brainstorm ideas with your neighbors on how to improve Valley Street! Link to Zoom Meeting: https://bit.ly/2NUfV5K