Joe Courtney tweeted the following:
“Resources from the American Rescue Plan of 2021 are continuing to support our towns’ most important projects.
Groton just announced a new allocation of ARP resources going to support public safety, small businesses, and more town services.
theday.com/local-news/202“
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Here are other recent tweets from Joe Courtney:
“Route 44 is one of the busiest streets in Coventry, and we need to make sure its ready for new investment and development.
In the 2023 budget, I secured $1.5 million to help extend sanitary sewers from Bolton into town along Route 44.”
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In the 2023 budget, I secured $1.5 million to help extend sanitary sewers from Bolton into town along Route 44.”
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“Have questions about the Medicare reform bill we passed last year?
TOMORROW: Im joining @CMAorg for a virtual town hall on the lower costs for seniors coming thanks to bills provisions. Some significant savings are already in effect!
Register here: attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/40330” on Feb. 16
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TOMORROW: Im joining @CMAorg for a virtual town hall on the lower costs for seniors coming thanks to bills provisions. Some significant savings are already in effect!
Register here: attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/40330” on Feb. 16
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“Eastern CT main streets are thriving with new activity especially in local restaurants!
Yesterday, I joined the ribbon cutting for Woke Breakfast and Coffee Diner in Coventry. Owner Carmen Quiroga says the diner has been packed since opening in January!” on Feb. 16
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Yesterday, I joined the ribbon cutting for Woke Breakfast and Coffee Diner in Coventry. Owner Carmen Quiroga says the diner has been packed since opening in January!” on Feb. 16
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