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Avoiding Tick-borne diseases

2023-03-30T05:09:59-04:00

Last year over 20,000 people in Connecticut were infected with Lyme disease from tick bites according to State and Federal Public Health officials. Other tick-borne diseases, such as Babesiosis and Powassan encephalitis, are also on the rise in the Northeast. Public Works, Park & Recreation, summer camp counselors and campers, athletic coaches and athletes, and other public school employees who work out-of-doors may be exposed to tick bites and the diseases they carry this summer. Ways of avoiding tick bites include -- Stay on trails and paths, and avoid areas with high grasses and weedy underbrush. Wear a hat and light-colored clothing (so ticks can be easily [...]

Avoiding Tick-borne diseases2023-03-30T05:09:59-04:00

Crumbling Foundations Replacement Assistance Program

2023-03-30T05:09:59-04:00

Crumbling Foundations Replacement Assistance Program Capitol Region Council of Governments Update: Connecticut Foundation Solutions Indemnity Company, Inc. (“CFSIC”) December 14, 2018 CFSIC has been formed to provide claim assistance to affected homeowners with crumbling foundations. CFSIC has applied to become a tax-exempt, non-profit company. CFSIC is not a branch of Connecticut state government. It is an independent insurance company licensed and regulated by the Connecticut Insurance Department. It will launch officially on January 10, 2019. Here’s an update: Website: The website address is www.crumblingfoundations.org Application process: There are two applications now up on the website, but they are non-functional and are for information purposes [...]

Crumbling Foundations Replacement Assistance Program2023-03-30T05:09:59-04:00

Crumbling Foundation Information

2023-03-30T05:09:59-04:00

Crumbling Foundation Information https://www.journalinquirer.com/connecticut_and_region/concrete-testing-to-improve-uconn-develops-new-method-to-test-foundations-assess-risk-of-failure/article_a73d9b56-0faf-11eb-b949-ffa4eb8a3603.html Concrete testing to improve; UConn develops new method to test foundations, assess risk of failure By Eric Bedner ebedner@journalinquirer.com A quest to determine how vulnerable crumbling foundations are to deterioration is a step closer to being reached as the University of Connecticut has quickly developed a less expensive and less invasive testing program supported by federal dollars. In August, the university was awarded $768,000 out of $1.5 million in federal funding for the National Institute of Standards and Technology, or NIST, to research how pyrrhotite deteriorates foundations and to establish a risk assessment to determine potential [...]

Crumbling Foundation Information2023-03-30T05:09:59-04:00

Captive Insurance Foundation Replacement Assistance

2023-03-30T05:09:59-04:00

Captive Insurance Foundation Replacement Assistance The state’s captive insurance company, created to help homeowners affected by a crumbling foundation, will begin accepting applications for assistance on Thursday, January 10th. All potentially affected homeowners and prospective home buyers are highly encouraged to review the guidelines and frequently asked questions on the captive insurance company’s website: www.crumblingfoundations.org. Though paper and in-person applications will be accepted, the Capitol Region Council of Governments is urging homeowners to file online so that applications can be electronically time-stamped to assign homeowners a place in line. For more information on how to apply,  click here. If you have any questions, it is best [...]

Captive Insurance Foundation Replacement Assistance2023-03-30T05:09:59-04:00

American Rescue Plan Act

2023-03-30T05:09:59-04:00

American Rescue Plan Act As you may be aware every Town in the country was awarded American Recovery Act money from the Federal Government. Union was allocated around $250,000.00 that we are allowed to spend by January 2024. This money comes with stringent guidelines: B. Statutory Eligible Uses As a recipient of an SLFRF award, your organization has substantial discretion to use the award funds in the ways that best suit the needs of your constituents – as long as such use fits into one of the following four statutory categories: 1. To respond to the COVID-19 public health emergency [...]

American Rescue Plan Act2023-03-30T05:09:59-04:00

Septic Pumping Rebate

2023-03-30T05:09:59-04:00

Septic Pumping Rebate SEPTIC PUMPING REIMBURSEMENT: Town residents are offered a reimbursement on septic tank pumping, limited to one a year, per tank. Please mail or leave off a copy of your septic pumping invoice at the Selectman's Office. Invoices must be dated within one year of the date of submission. The rate is .065 per gallon.  1250 gal = $81.25  1000 gal = $65 760 gal = $48.75  500 gal = $32.50

Septic Pumping Rebate2023-03-30T05:09:59-04:00

Senior Resources

2024-03-30T08:11:13-04:00

Senior Resources There is an elderly/disabled Town bus available for any qualifying resident for transportation to doctor’s appointments or shopping needs. There are walkers, wheel chairs, canes, as well as a bed assist rail available. Meals on Wheels are delivered to Union residents. Contact Karen Johnson, Municipal Agent for the Elderly at (860)684-3812 to inquire about these resources. The CDC's website has helpful information on STEADI or Stopping Elderly Accidents, Deaths, & Injuries. Visit:  https://www.cdc.gov/steadi/about.html Look under the Materials for Your Older Patient tab on the left hand side of the screen to read educational brochures for family members. See the links below that [...]

Senior Resources2024-03-30T08:11:13-04:00

Energy Assistance

2024-05-15T13:28:36-04:00

Energy Assistance Energy Assistance- Income eligible households at risk of going without heat during the winter may apply for Connecticut Energy Assistance or the Contingency Heating Assistance Program. Programs provide deliverable fuel and also replace inoperable heating systems or repair, clean, tune and test systems. If you qualify or know of a Union resident who may qualify for energy assistance, please contact the Access Agency directly at 860-450-7400 or go to www.ct.gov/staywarm Click here to learn more Governor Lamont Announces Application Period for 2022-2023 Winter Season of the Connecticut Energy Assistance Program Begins on September 1 Program Helps Residents With Costs [...]

Energy Assistance2024-05-15T13:28:36-04:00

TOWN OF UNION CONNECTICUT

Union was the last town to be settled east of the Connecticut River, largely because of its rough terrain and poor soil. In 1633, John Oldham, an adventurer from Massachusetts, obtained specimens of black lead or graphite from the Indians. During the Revolutionary War Governor Trumbull tapped this valuable resource for use at cannon foundries. On July 1, 1720 the General Assembly sold 12,500 acres to 12 proprietors for 307 pounds, comprising the area that is now Union.

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    1043 Buckley Highway
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