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Rep. Esposito, with the help of the Speaker of the House Moira K. Lyons and Senator Toni Harp, was able to secure state funds to replace damaged wells that were contaminated during an explosion in West Haven last year at the Orchard Hill Condominium complex.

Rep. Esposito stated, "After many months of hard work with the governors office and bond commission staff, I am pleased that these changes are in sight for the Collins Drive area."

Rep. Esposito with Fire Chief Henderson and Mr. Somerset, a resident of Collins Drive.

Project Engineer Ron Nault with the mayor’s assistant, Vito Mazza.

Rep. Esposito, Fire Chiefs Henderson and Johnson with residents of the Collins Drive area.

West Haven Mayor, Richard Borer with a Collins Drive resident.

Mayor Boyer, Rep. Esposito and Fire Chiefs Henderson and Johnson with residents of the Collins Drive area.

Rep. Esposito with Fire Chiefs Henderson and Johnson speaking with an agent from the Regional Water Authority about the process of installing city water to Collins Drive Residents.

Rep. Esposito speaking with Mayor Borer and local residents affected by the explosion.

Rep. Esposito with Mayor Richard Borer, Chief Johnson from the Center Fire District and Chief Henderson from the Allingtown Fire District, along with residents affected by the explosion, observe a moment of silence at the Orchard Hill Condominiums.

Mayor Borer thanking Rep. Esposito for acquiring state funding to replace the damaged wells with a city water supply.

Collins Drive residents listening to Rep. Esposito and mayor Borer.

Project Engineer Ron Nault, City Engineer Abdul Quadir and Chief Henderson discuss the plans for the new water system.