Officials say they're optimistic about getting funding for Bridgeport under the Biden administration
Elected officials say they're much more optimistic about getting funding for the city of Bridgeport under the upcoming Biden administration.
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Nov 8, 2020, 6:14 PM
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3ds agoElected officials say they're much more optimistic about getting funding for the city of Bridgeport under the upcoming Biden administration.
They say with so many urgent priorities, from COVID-19 to education to health care and housing, President-elect Joe Biden is going to have a long list of needs to address relating directly to Bridgeport.
Officials say infrastructure needs will be near the top of their list.
