Environmental Assessment/Environmental Impact Evaluation (EA/EIE) Now Available

The Environmental Assessment/Environmental Impact Evaluation (EA/EIE) for the New Haven-Hartford-Springfield Rail Program is now available on the program website. Copies of the EA/EIE are also available at local town halls and libraries of communities along the corridor. Learn more >>

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The New Haven-Hartford-Springfield (NHHS) Rail Project will provide significant new regional passenger rail service options as a key component of a robust and vibrant multi-modal regional transportation system.

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Environmental Assessment/Environmental Impact Evaluation (EA/EIE) Now Available - Posted May 8, 2012
NHHS Rail Program Environmental Assessment/Environmental Impact Evaluation (EA/EIE) Fact Sheet - Posted May 7, 2012
Spring 2012 Edition of the NHHS Rail Program Newsletter Now Available - Posted May 2, 2012
Town awarded state grant for 889 Farmington Avenue project - Posted March 29, 2012
Connecticut outpaced national economy last year - Posted March 28, 2012
State and Growth - Posted March 19, 2012
Meriden ‘Express’ - Posted March 4, 2012
Busy Four Years Loom as Meriden Readies for Downtown Transition - Posted February 27, 2012
In Wallingford, revitalization proposal to be revived - Posted February 22, 2012
Envisioning a brighter future for Colony Street in Meriden - Posted February 5, 2012
City of Meriden Transit Oriented Development Website - Posted February 2, 2012
Connecticut Must Focus its Transportation Needs, Advocates Say - Posted January 20, 2012
Residential Focus Questioned as Meriden Transit Center Plan Airs - Posted January 18, 2012
Malloy: Integrated Effort Needed to Repair Transportation Infrastructure - Posted January 15, 2012
Plan to Renovate Old Kensington School for Housing - Posted January 10, 2012
Connecticut: One of the Best Places --- and one of the worst - Posted December 26, 2011
Will Meriden crosstown traffic be two-way again? - Posted December 26, 2011
A farewell to Factory H in Meriden - Posted December 21, 2011
Factory H Demolition in Meriden to Begin Soon - Posted December 8, 2011
Congressional High-Speed Rail Hearing Misses the Point - Posted December 7, 2011
$500,000 Grant Awarded to Fix Future Police Station Site - Posted December 2, 2011
Connecticut Officials Remain Confident in Rail Project - Posted November 23, 2011
Gov. Malloy Announces Approval of $275 Million in Federal Transit Funds for New Britain-Hartford Bus Rapid Transit Project - Posted November 21, 2011
Hartford Will Acquire Capitol West Building near Union Station - Posted November 19, 2011
Plans for Meriden’s Downtown Transit-Oriented District Unveiled at Public Meeting - Posted November 15, 2011
Congressman John Mica: Northeast Corridor A High-Speed Rail Priority To Include Amtrak Participation - Posted November 9, 2011
Revised Schedule for Release of NHHS Environmental Assessment - Posted November 3, 2011
"Economic Opportunities" Conference Explores NHHS Rail Corridor Strategies - Posted October 27, 2011
Dependable Rail in 2016: What will it mean for the Knowledge Corridor? - Posted October 27, 2011
NHHS Update on The Citizen Mike Show - Posted October 19, 2011
Malloy Administration Approves $5 Million for Local ‘Transit-Oriented Development’ Projects - Posted October 14, 2011
Windsor Locks - Saving Our Main Street - Posted September 26, 2011
Governor Malloy Announced Release of $30 Million in Federal Funds for the New Haven-Hartford-Springfield Passenger Rail Corridor - Posted September 21, 2011
"Citizen Mike Show" Focuses on NHHS Rail Project - Posted September 8, 2011
John Bernick Meets with Judd Square Residents - Posted September 8, 2011
Town of Windsor Locks to Hold Public Meeting on September 20th - Posted September 7, 2011