Starting July 1, 2026, the State Bond Commission may authorize up to $8 million in bonds for economic development in Groton and Stonington, if it receives a required request.
The law allows the State Bond Commission to authorize up to $8 million in bonds for economic development in Groton and Stonington, after a required request is filed.
The State Bond Commission may authorize up to $8 million in state bonds for the Department of Economic and Community Development. The money may support general economic development in Groton and Stonington, including docks, parking garages, a shuttle boat service, and riverwalks. The commission may authorize bonds only after finding it received a request signed by or for the Secretary of the Office of Policy and Management, with any terms the commission requires. This provision takes effect July 1, 2026. Bonds may mature no more than 20 years after their issue dates.
No hearings or votes scheduled.