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Meriden receives additional $200k in federal funding for former hospital cleanup

15 May 2018 10:00 AM | Anonymous member (Administrator)

by Mary Ellen Godin, Meriden Record-Journal (CT) 

The city continues to receive more funding to help clean up the former Meriden-Wallingford Hospital before turning it over to a developer for revitalization.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency awarded $200,000 to Meriden for brownfield cleanup at the building vacant for 20 years, the EPA announced Wednesday. 

The federal money will be used to remove two underground storage tanks and hazardous materials from the former boiler room at 1 King Place, according to economic development director Juliet Burdelski.

Meriden is among 221 grants awarded nationwide totaling $54.3 million, and the only municipality in Connecticut. 

For the entire article, see

http://www.myrecordjournal.com/News/Meriden/Meriden-News/EPA-awards-$200-000-for-former-city-hospital-cleanup.html


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