Congressman Murphy’s bill to create more specialized housing could help prevent a repeat of incidents where differing populations of tenants come into conflict, as happened in Meriden at Community Towers a couple of years ago.
It was found that more than 42 percent of Connecticut Department of Transportation projects ran more than 10 percent over budget between 2001 and 2010, while only 37 percent of that work was finished on time. It’s a big case of a day late and a dollar short, but the important question is what can be done about the situation?
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