Two municipalities in Fairfield County will receive grants from the state of Connecticut for modernization and development projects, the Fairfield County Business Journal reported. Shelton and Trumbull will each get $800,000 through the Community Development Block Grant Small Cities program. Shelton will use the money to start modernizing a public housing complex for seniors, and Trumbull will use it to renovate a senior rental housing development, according to the outlet. The grants are “investments in our neighborhoods, in the people who live here and in our economic future,” Gov. Dannel Malloy said. [FBJ]
Fairfield County towns to put grant money toward senior housing improvements
New York /
Jul.July 05, 2018
12:43 PM
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