Surveying some of the damaged areas of Branford. I had been hearing in the official storm reports about all the destroyed hardwood trees. It left me wondering why the hardwood designation was necessary. I think this poor beauty and the others like it is why. = https://t.co/jAMYHztMDw
Robin Comey
@RobinComey · CT · H
Posts48
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Voting-record position-0.236
CoverageSep 2, 2020 to Dec 18, 2021
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I've been a voice for D5 residents who have been experiencing excessive and untenable flooding on Waverly and Crouch. It's finally made a difference. Pumping Station at Sybil Creek Bridge Project Addressing Extreme Tidal Flooding https://t.co/HufA0G8iNC
RT @thesoundct: #Branford State Rep. Robin Comey (D, District 102) announces the expected approval of $750,000 in funding for the Short Bea<U+2026>
RT @FiresinCT: #Branford Beacon Hill Update - Large Brush Fire with difficult terrain, CMD requesting Mutual Aid from #EastHaven and #Guilf…
@TildeCafe_ Veterans Park has the oversight of Branford. I'll check in with Selectman Cosgrove and see what can be done. Thank you for bringing this to my attention. Safety first!
Within the State<U+2019>s borders there are approximately <U+0001F4A7>450,000 acres of wetlands, <U+0001F4A7>6,000 miles of streams and rivers, <U+0001F4A7>over 2,000 lakes and reservoirs, and <U+0001F4A7>600 square miles of estuarine water in Long Island Sound.
It is a policy of Connecticut to preserve tidal wetlands and to prevent their degradation and loss. Learn about Connecticut<U+2019>s efforts to restore tidal wetlands that have been adversely impacted, with this Tidal Wetland Primer. https://t.co/ZjWCJWkvA6
I voted yes to The Long Island Sound Blue Plan. This inventory of the natural resources and uses of CT<U+2019>s Long Island Sound establishes a plan to facilitate a transparent, science-based decision-making process for the preservation of Long Island Sound. https://t.co/k3bUptRsmk
The Connecticut Forest Action Plan acts as a guide for the Division of Forestry and hopefully inspires others to improve and protect Connecticut's forest resources for future generations. Learn more about this plan approved in 2020. https://t.co/1QJlN3AYWw
For CT to remain an attractive state to live, work, & play, land development must be balanced with land conservation. 'The Green Plan' is CT<U+2019>s Comprehensive Open Space Acquisition Strategy. The goal is to protect 21% of CT<U+2019>s land as open space by 2023. https://t.co/xgoyEJgaso