Connecticut

A new design for the proposed Long Island Sound Link aims to protect waterfront neighborhoods while preserving the vision of a direct Connecticut–Long Island connection. Supporters say mile-long tunnels near both shorelines would reduce community impacts while improving regional mobility and connectivity.

Meet Garrett Eucalitto, the force behind Connecticut’s infrastructure push. From roads to rail, it’s about delivering real projects, and the skilled workforce making it happen.

Connecticut is rolling out upgrades to Metro-North station information systems—aimed at improving audio announcements and real-time train updates for riders.

A snapshot of Connecticut’s infrastructure highlights both progress and persistent challenges.

"...Lamont said that a larger gas supply is necessary to wean the region off its reliance on aging, oil-fired plants that are needed to meet demand in winter months."

"The U.S. Department of Transportation’s Federal Railroad Administration said it is investigating nearly $1.5 billion for 19 projects along the Northeast Corridor, including nearly $291 million for five projects in Connecticut through the bipartisan infrastructure law."

Challenges and Opportunities Connecticut's road infrastructure is a critical component of the state's transportation network, impacting daily commutes, economic activity, and overall quality of life....