Gov. Lamont to announce demolition of Bridgeport power plant
The plan involves demolishing the 500-foot smoke stack that has stood over I-95 for decades and remediating the 33-acre property.
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Nov 19, 2024, 12:39 PM
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Updated 17 hr ago
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yesterdayGov. Ned Lamont is expected to announce the demolition of a power plant in Bridgeport today.
The plan involves demolishing the 500-foot smoke stack that has stood over I-95 for decades and remediating the 33-acre property.
Officials aim to reconnect nearby neighborhoods to the harbor, revitalizing the area.
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