Tag: Stamford Transportation Center

Twelve electric buses are on order for operation in the New Haven and Stamford service areas.

According to Gov. Dannel Malloy, the investment will ensure the station can operate in a state of good repair for the next 25 years and beyond.

The state is now focusing on a new 1,000-space garage on South State Street, expected to open in 2021 at an estimated cost of $53 million.

Months behind schedule, Department of Transportation officials have finally announced the developer of the $500 million mixed-use development project located at the Stamford Transportation Center.

Development plans for the Stamford Transportation Center will officially include 300 additional parking spots within three garages with direct access to train platforms.

Representatives of the Connecticut Department of Transportation were expected to begin meeting last week with Stamford planning and traffic officials to discuss plans for a replacement parking garage at the city’s train station.

More canopies and signage at the Stamford Transportation Center might be good news, but not the kind of news roughly 30 commuters attending a public information meeting April 4, were hoping to learn more about.

The State Bond Commission approved last week $170 million in funding for transportation projects around the state.

State transportation officials hope to choose a developer for the construction of a new parking garage and transit-oriented development at the Stamford Transportation Center later this month or early next year.