Connecticut state Bond Commission

State OK’s $4.4M in bond funding for Norwalk-oriented transit projects

Updated 10 p.m. with addition of non-transit grants NORWALK, Conn. – An idea that has been bandied about for several years got out of the starting gate Tuesday when Gov. Dannel P. Malloy’s State Bond Commission approved a $400,000 expenditure to review how the state can implement a bus rapid transit corridor for Route 1…

July 28, 2015
It’s all good at Oak Hills: Players are happy, restaurant is busy and the state check’s (almost) in the mail

NORWALK, Conn. – The good news is pouring in at Oak Hills Park – revenues continue to be up, the restaurant is doing better and renovations to the 45-year-old golf course appear to be set, with the approval last week of a $1.5 million no-strings-attached gift from the state. “We will be doing a lot…

July 29, 2014
State set to OK $1.5M bond for Oak Hills project

HARTFORD – The State Bond Commission is poised to approve $1.5 million for the Oak Hills Park Master Plan, according to a press release from House Minority Leader Larry Cafero of Norwalk (R-143), but the project still has hurdles to clear before becoming a reality. The commission, headed by Gov. Dannel Malloy, meets Friday, July…

July 20, 2014
Two tech companies, Pitney Bowes get money from Bond Commission

HARTFORD, Conn. – The state Bond Commission released funding Friday for a number of projects, including $25 million for two technology companies and Pitney Bowes. Datto Inc. of Norwalk received a $1 million grant and $5 million loan at 1 percent interest for 10 years. The loan would be forgiven if the company keeps 150…

March 29, 2014