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32 | HARTFORDBUSINESS.COM TOWN OF WA L L I N G F O R D wallingfordct.gov WALLINGFORD TOWN HALL 45 S MAIN ST, WALLINGFORD, CT 06492 W allingford offers businesses a strategic location, strong infrastructure, and a diverse economic base. Positioned between New Haven and Hartford with direct access to Interstate 91, Route 15, and regional rail, Wallingford provides access to major markets throughout New England and beyond. A legacy of manufacturing, skilled workforce, competitive electric utility rates, available commercial and industrial properties, and a supportive business environment create a strong foundation for investment and growth. From advanced manufacturing and technology to healthcare, professional services, and retail, "Wallingford Worldwide" connects local opportunity to global markets, making Wallingford a smart place to grow, invest, and do business. ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CONTACT: DON CROUCH, CCMO Economic Development Specialist Town Hall, Room 311 Office: (203) 294-2060 TOWN OF S O M E R S somersct.gov/index.php CITY OF STA M F O R D stamfordct.gov C hartered in 1734, Somers is where heritage me et s b u s i ness o p po r t u n i t y. O n t he Massachusetts border between the Hartford and Springfield metros—minutes from I-91 and Bradley International Airport, and under 90 minutes to Boston—Somers reaches two markets from one address. The highest home values in Tolland County, top-rated schools, and an educated workforce give businesses a strong customer base and skilled talent. Home of the Four-Town Fair since 1838 and 2026 State Champions in Boys Soccer and Boys & Girls Lacrosse, Somers offers a Senior Center, Public Library, family recreation, trails, open spaces, and waterways like the Scantic River. S tamford is Connecticut's second largest and fastest growing city. Located on the Long Island Sound and less than one hour from New York City, Stamford is the largest international trade center between New York and Boston. Stamford is home to a University of Connecticut campus and a high concentration of corporate headquarters, including four Fortune 500 and nine Fortune 1000 companies. Under Mayor Caroline Simmons, the City is attracting new investment while maintaining a high quality of residential life. Stamford is a welcoming location for residents and businesses seeking a balance between urban convenience and suburban comfort. ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CONTACT: SHAWN CURTIS Chairman of the Somers Economic Development Commission shawn@shawncurtis.com ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CONTACT: LEAH K AGAN Director of Economic Development Lkagan@StamfordCT.gov (203) 912-4349 SOMERS TOWN HALL 600 MAIN ST. SOMERS CT 06071 CITY OF N O RWA L K norwalkforbusiness.org www.norwalkct.gov S P O N S O R E D C O N T E N T N orwalk offers a distinctive combination of business access and quality of life. Located less than an hour from New York City, with access to I-95, the Merritt Parkway, Route 7, four rail stations, regional airports and Long Island Sound, Norwalk connects businesses to major markets throughout the Northeast. At the same time, its coastal setting offers beaches, parks, waterfront access, trails and vibrant neighborhoods alongside walkable downtown districts. Restaurants, arts and culture, entertainment, and diverse housing provide a variety of ways to live, work and enjoy the community. With a strong economy, skilled workforce and business ecosystem, Norwalk offers metropolitan connectivity with the character of a community people call home. ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CONTACT: JAY HABANSKY Chief of Economic & Community Development jhabansky@norwalkct.gov 203-854-7950 TOWN CONTACT INFORMATION: JENN MCMURRER Director of Communications jenn.mcmurrer@norwalkct.gov 203-854-7894 NORWALK CITY HALL 125 EAST AVE. NORWALK CT 06851 STAMFORD CITY HALL 888 WASHINGTON BLVD. STAMFORD, CT 06901