Stephen Meskers

The State announced several key updates regarding the phasing and pace of Connecticut’s COVID-19 vaccine roll-out.

Many of you have reached out to me regarding the Connecticut Department of Transportation’s plan for what I will call a renovation/renewal project for the infrastructure on I-95 as it passes through Greenwich.

Governor Lamont has announced a phased rollback of some COVID-19 restrictions.

In an effort to create more convenience and accessibility for Connecticut residents, the state Department of Motor Vehicles has introduced several new features on its website.

Vaccine eligibility will expand to the 55-64 age group beginning on March 1 and dedicated clinics for educators and childcare providers will also begin in March.

The State announced that in the coming weeks, you will be able to renew your driver’s license, obtain your driving history, or change your address all online and from the comfort of your home.

A number of constituents have voiced concerns that a recently announced I-95 construction project that starts in Fall of 2022 does not include much-needed noise pollution control.

The State of Connecticut is expecting about 45,000 COVID-19 vaccine doses on a weekly basis from the federal government. We now know that the State will be taking a tiered approach in Phase 1B as we work to vaccinate the nearly 1.4 million people in the recently updated Phase 1B category.