Your City at Work: From the Mayor’s Desk

MAYOR’S UPDATES

New Infrastructure Investments and Vision Zero Initiatives: Yesterday, I was proud to announce critical investments in our city’s infrastructure to meet our Vision Zero goals to make our roads and walkways safer for all residents and visitors. These investments include:

- $2.7 million for the Latham Park Area Infrastructure Project;

- $2.7 million for citywide traffic signals and roadway design and construction;

- $1 million in American Rescue Plan funds for bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure,

- A safety study for Washington Boulevard, Vision Zero Crash Dashboard, and 19 Pedestrian Safety Projects.

To read more, click here.

$1 Million in Federal Funding for Bioswales: One week ago, I joined Congressman Jim Himes to announce the $1 million in federal funding Stamford received to build 20 new bioswales across the city which will reduce flooding and stormwater runoff and improve water quality and neighborhood aesthetics. Click here to read more.

Veterans Resource Center Opening: Last week, I was proud to open the Stamford Veterans Resource Center. This center will allow veterans to have better access to government resources and programs and give them the opportunity to interact with fellow veterans and community partners in Stamford. Read more here.

$5.25 Million in Federal Funding for City Projects: In case you missed it, Stamford will receive $5 million in federal funding to build a new library branch on the East Side, street light improvements, and a new regional police academy at the Stamford Police Department.

CITY NEWS

- Winter Restaurant Week is back until March 5th. Stop by one of our great eateries! For more information, click here.

- CTDOT continues construction at Stamford Station.

The center island platform between Tracks #3 and #5 is closed. This platform will remain closed through Thursday, May 11, 2023.

Passengers can find the updated train schedule here.

- The state of Connecticut’s mandatory revaluation process has been completed. More information about the revaluation process can be found here.

- The Special Election for the 148^th House District will be held this Tuesday, February 28^th, 2023. For more information click.

- All vendors working with the City, please see the notice posted here.

- The Stamford Department of Health Flu vaccine clinic is open from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm every Wednesday until April 30^th, 2023. The clinic is located at 137 Henry Street, no appointment needed.

RESOURCES FOR RESIDENTS

Traffic & City Events

- Residents and visitors are able to view upcoming Stamford Downtown events here. Additionally, view upcoming Stamford concerts, in-person, and virtual events here.

- Register for the CT State Small Business Seminars here.

COVID-19

All information about Stamford's response to COVID-19, including our case numbers, please visit: www.stamfordct.gov/covid19

- Covid Testing Sites

For information on the St. Mary’s Church (566 Elm St): Click here

- Vaccination Sites: 1st and 2nd doses are available to all, booster shots for ages 5+ (Pfizer) and 18+ (Moderna/J&J))

- On Saturday February 25^th, 2023:

- Westover School: 10:00 am to 4:00 pm

- 137 Henry Street: 8:00 am to 1:00 pm

- Child Guidance Center (401 Shippan): 10:00 am to 2:00 pm

- On Sunday February 26^th, 2023:

- Americares (401 Shippan Ave): 10:00 am to 2:00 pm

- From 2/27 to 2/28, free vaccines are available without an appointment for all ages: 

137Henry Street Clinic: Monday - 10:00 am to 4:00 pm

137Henry Street Clinic: Tuesday – (Appointment Preferred 9:00 am to 12:00 pm), Call (203)-977-5385

Americares (401 Shippan): Tuesday – 8:00 am -12:00 pm

- Other COVID-19 Resources

If you are unable to leave your home or are uncomfortable traveling to a vaccine site, please call the Stamford Department of Health at 203-977-4378 or 203-977-4369 

Please visit the State of Connecticut's Vaccine Portal for information on how to request a new copy of your card.

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