Sen. Bob Duff recognizes employees who worked on reopening I-95 in Norwalk
Sen. Duff welcomed workers from Connecticut’s Department of Transportation on Monday to the state Senate and recognized them for an incredible job.
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13h agoSen. Bob Duff thanked the people who worked to reopen I-95 in Norwalk on Monday.
Sen. Duff welcomed workers from Connecticut’s Department of Transportation to the state Senate and recognized them for an incredible job.
“Thanks for a job well done, thanks for pulling together, this could not be done without state workers, without city workers, without our first responders, without the governor, without the mayor, without everybody working together for the benefit of the people we serve," said Duff.
The senator also recognized first responders, and DOT ground workers.
