Fairfield organizations call on Gov. Lamont to allocate pandemic relief to affordable housing
Organizations in Fairfield say there's a housing crisis and they're calling on Gov. Ned Lamont to act quickly.
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May 29, 2021, 2:34 AM
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Updated 1,155 days ago
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350ds agoOrganizations in Fairfield say there's a housing
crisis and they're calling on Gov. Ned Lamont to act quickly.
Operation Hope and the Fairfield Housing Authority are calling
on Lamont to reconsider
plans to distribute the nearly $3 billion in federal American Rescue funds.
They're asking for money for both short and
long-term affordable housing for residents.
