Environmental Professional Services - Killingly and Chaplin (Request for Qualification)
Jul 22, 2026
Closes
Aug 24, 2026
Provide environmental assessment services for two municipally owned brownfield redevelopment sites.
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Jul 22, 2026
Closes
Aug 24, 2026
Provide environmental assessment services for two municipally owned brownfield redevelopment sites.
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999085
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97,701
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Northeastern Connecticut Council of Governments
The meeting includes presentations from Sitestream, Connecticut Traffic Operations, and NDDH, along with project updates from staff regarding SS4A and PROTECT. Discussion and action items involve the authorization of an agreement for a Regional Service Grant, approval of the 2024-2025 audit, and adoption of fiscal year 26-27 budgets for NECCOG, NECTD, and Animal Control. Additionally, the agenda covers the endorsement of the Safe Streets for All action plan, approval of planning documents, STIP actions and amendments, and various zoning regulation modifications and map amendments for the towns of Plainfield, Voluntown, Mansfield, Sprague, and Pomfret.
The meeting featured an update from Congressman Joe Courtney regarding federal priorities, transportation and infrastructure funding, and available municipal resources. Project updates were provided for the Streets for All Safety Action Plan, PROTECT, and the TRIP program. A presentation was given on long-term hazard mitigation strategies. The Director's report covered updates on regional animal control, transit district repairs and bus delivery schedules, legislative updates, and new regional programs such as tax collection and assessor services. Additionally, the board approved various regional referrals and zoning text amendments for the towns of Brooklyn, Pomfret, and Mansfield.
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The meeting included reports on program updates such as the OPM parcel/CAMA grant, LOTCIP, Safe Streets for All, and the PROTECT transportation resilience program. The director's report covered updates on animal control staffing, transit district bus acquisitions and building improvements, regional town administrator support, town revaluations, outreach efforts, and legislative updates regarding the Governor's vetoed bill. Additionally, the council reviewed and approved STIP amendments for the Quinebaug River multi-use trail and asset management group, as well as several text amendments to zoning and subdivision regulations for the Town of Sterling.
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