TORRINGTON – The Torrington City Council met via a Zoom video conference on Tuesday night to take action on several potential street projects and to pay its bills.
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TORRINGTON – The Torrington City Council met via a Zoom video conference on Tuesday night to take action on several potential street projects and to pay its bills.
Mayor Randy Adams started the meeting by delivering some updates on projects currently underway around town, and told the virtual assembly these projects were made possible by people who have invested in Torrington.
“All of these high dollar projects are a reflection of the positive and forward-thinking investments that our local banks and the citizens of this community are making as we move forward into 2020.”
He reported contractors have finished up the improvements on East D waterline.
“Work continues on the East D waterline improvements,” he said. “The waterline was completed this week and the contractor is working on concrete repairs.
A walking path project on the east side of town between 20th and 21st streets is complete, and contractors are hard at work on other projects.
“Work has begun on the West C waterline projects and will likely continue for the next couple of weeks,” Adams said. “People are excited to see construction begin on the Evergreen Plaza site. That work will continue well into 2021 before we have them complete.