Connecticut receives $291M in federal funding
CT awarded $291M for rail projects. Here’s how the money will be spent.
The Federal Railroad Administration is awarding Connecticut about $291 million from President Joe Biden’s Infrastructure Law for five railroad improvements projects, according to Gov. Ned Lamont and the state’s congressional delegation.
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The Federal Railroad Administration has allocated $300 million to improve Amtrak infrastructure that serves NJ Transit, ...
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Local officials plan to seek other funding options for station project, which has estimated total cost of $83.21 million.
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Connecticut will be receiving nearly $291 million from the federal government for several transportation and infrastructure ...
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