Meriden approved submitting a Community Investment Fund 2030 Round 9 grant application to the Connecticut DECD for a “One Stop Health & Human Services Building Renovation” at 165 Miller Street. The request is for up to 2500000 in state grant funding, with an additional 750000 in local funds, and designates Health and Human Services Director Lea Crown as Project Director. This indicates early-stage planning for a substantial renovation project to consolidate or modernize health and human services in a single facility, but no architect, engineer, or construction contractor is identified yet. Vendors offering architectural design, owner’s rep, construction management, health-facility programming, or grant-compliance support could position themselves as the city refines scope and moves from grant award to design and build. Follow-up should focus on helping the city detail renovation requirements, phasing, and cost control ahead of any procurement once funding decisions are known.

Project location is 165 Miller Street; intent is a consolidated One Stop Health & Human Services fac...