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34 | HARTFORDBUSINESS.COM TOWN OF W I N D S O R windsorct.gov W indsor is ideally positioned for business and investment. Located between Hartford and Springfield, the community offers exceptional highway access, proximity to Bradley International Airport, Hartford Line and Amtrak rail service, and CTtransit connections. Windsor combines a skilled regional workforce and outstanding quality of life with diverse opportunities for businesses to grow. The Day Hill Corridor offers development sites, redevelopment opportunities and an extensive inventory of existing commercial space, while historic Windsor Center is experiencing new transit-oriented and mixed- use investment. With responsive municipal leadership and a commitment to quality development, Windsor provides a welcoming, well-connected environment for long-term business success. ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CONTACT: PATRICK MCMAHON Economic Development Director mcmahon@windsorct.gov 860-285-1877 TOWN CONTACT INFORMATION: PETER SOUZA Town Manager souza@windsorct.gov 860-285-1800 WINDSOR TOWN HALL 275 BROAD ST. WINDSOR CT 06095 TOWN OF W E T H E R S F I E L D wethersfieldct.gov W ethersfield offers businesses the best of both worlds: a strategic location minutes from downtown Hartford and a vibrant community with deep historic roots. With convenient access to major highways, a diverse mix of commercial and residential neighborhoods, and a strong local workforce, Wethersfield is an ideal place to grow and invest. The town's historic charm, thriving small-business community, excellent parks and recreational amenities, and highly regarded schools contribute to an exceptional quality of life. From established enterprises to emerging businesses, Wethersfield welcomes investment and innovation while preserving the character and community spirit that make it one of Greater Hartford's most desirable places to live, work, and do business. WETHERSFIELD TOWN HALL 505 SILAS DEANE HWY. WETHERSFIELD CT 06109 FREDERICK PRESLEY Town Manager fred.presley@wethersfieldct.gov 860-721-2801 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CONTACTS: CURT BALZANO LENG Economic Development Director curt.leng@wethersfieldct.gov 860-721-2839 CITY OF W E ST H AV E N cityofwesthaven.com ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CONTACT: DORINDA BORER, Mayor, City of West Haven dborer@westhaven-ct.gov 203-937-3510 N estled on Long Island Sound, West Haven is one of Connecticut's most diverse, vibrant cities. Centrally located between New York and Boston, the city offers convenient transit access. Known for its "Miles of Shore and So Much More," West Haven features 3 miles of public beaches — the state's longest stretch — and award-winning restaurants. The city is home to Connecticut's largest veterans museum, the state's largest VA medical center, University of New Haven, Yale West Campus and internationally based manufacturing companies. Led by Mayor Dorinda Borer, West Haven is driving a shoreline renaissance, transforming waterfront properties into upscale dining and condominiums. WEST HAVEN CITY HALL 355 MAIN ST. WEST HAVEN CT, 06516 Windsor Art Center at the Freight House in downtown Windsor, CT along the train tracks. KAD PHOTO - stock.adobe.com S P O N S O R E D C O N T E N T

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