Sen. Blumenthal to seek emergency help for Norwalk businesses impacted by I-95 shutdown
Blumenthal added that he will also speak with Gov. Ned Lamont about ways to help the impacted businesses.
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May 6, 2024, 1:46 AM
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Updated 13 days ago
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3ds agoSen. Richard Blumenthal says beginning Monday, he will seek emergency help for Norwalk businesses that were impacted by this past weekend's closure of I-95.
"I'm going to be contacting FEMA and SBA this week to make sure that every possible source of help is explored for businesses that may be adversely affected, suffering hardship as a result of construction of that new bridge over I-95," Blumenthal said Sunday.
He added that he will also speak with Gov. Ned Lamont about ways to help the impacted businesses.
