Foodservice Guidelines to Safely Reopen after a Power Outage

When there is a power outage, the foodservice establishment must follow the rules set by the local health department, which will likely include closing until approved to reopen.

Improper holding and cooking temperatures are the most common causes of foodborne illness!

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MAYOR BRONIN STATEMENT ON MAYOR O’LEARY’S ANNOUNCEMENT

Published on March 23, 2023

Today, Mayor Luke Bronin released a statement following the news today that Waterbury Mayor Neil O’Leary will not be running for re-election.

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HARTFORD INSPECTOR GENERAL TO RESIGN FROM POSITION

Published on March 03, 2023

Inspector General for the City of Hartford's Civilian Police Review Board, Liam Brennan, has resigned his position effective March 13, 2023. Brennan will continue to serve on a part-time, interim basis during the period of transition to a new Inspector General.

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6 PM TONIGHT: MAYOR BRONIN ACTIVATES SNOW PARKING BAN

Published on February 27, 2023

Due to the impending snowstorm, Mayor Luke Bronin will activate a snow parking ban for the City of Hartford, beginning at 8 PM tonight. The ban will end at 12 PM tomorrow, Tuesday, February 28th.

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MAYORS TASKFORCE PROPOSALS TO REDUCE GUN VIOLENCE BY REPEAT OFFENDERS

Published on February 14, 2023

Today, Mayor Luke Bronin of Hartford, Mayor Justin Elicker of New Haven, Mayor Neil O'Leary of Waterbury, Mayor Joe Ganim of Bridgeport, Connecticut Conference of Municipalities President Mayor Tom Dunn of Wolcott, and Chief State's Attorney Patrick Griffin gathered to present, endorse and seek passage of a series of legislative recommendations devised by a CCM taskforce on reducing gun violence.

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HARTFORD TO OPEN EMERGENCY DAYTIME WARMING CENTER THIS WEEK

Published on February 02, 2023

Today, the City of Hartford announced that temporary daytime warming centers will be open today, Thursday, February 2nd and Friday, February 3rd due to extremely cold conditions forecasted for the remainder of this week.

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$2.6 MILLION IN GRANTS FOR OUR PIECE OF THE PIE’S YOUTH SERVICE CORPS

Published on January 13, 2023

Today, Mayor Bronin, alongside Senator Richard Blumenthal, Senator Chris Murphy, and Our Piece of the Pie (OPP) President & CEO Hector Rivera announced that OPP’s Youth Service Corps has received $2.6 million in federal and state grants to expand and enhance services for Hartford youth.

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HARTFORD'S PLAN FOR COVID-19 TESTING KIT, PPE DISTRIBUTION EFFORTS

Published on January 12, 2023

Today, Mayor Luke Bronin announced that the City of Hartford will be distributing masks, a limited supply of thermometers and 5,000 at-home COVID-19 testing kits to Hartford residents, as COVID cases are on the rise in the Greater Hartford area this winter. The City had previously received a supply of test kits from the State of Connecticut.

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HFPG ANNOUNCE 3-YEAR COMMITMENT TO CONTINUE ‘LYB’ INITIATIVE

Published on January 11, 2023

Today, Mayor Luke Bronin and the Hartford Foundation for Public Giving announced an agreement to extend the Hartford Foundation’s support of the City’s Love Your Block initiative for another three years. ‘Love Your Block’, provides grants to resident-led or non-profit-led projects that aim to beautify or clean up the neighborhoods.

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GLOBAL ATLANTIC FINANCIAL GROUP EXPANDING FOOTPRINT IN HARTFORD

Published on January 09, 2023

Today, following the news that Global Atlantic Financial Group is expanding its physical footprint and adding new jobs in downtown Hartford, Mayor Bronin released the following statement:

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3RD ROUND OF ‘UNITY GRANTS’ FOR PROVIDERS AND PROGRAMS SERVING YOUTH

Published on December 29, 2022

Today, Mayor Luke Bronin and the Department of Families, Children, Youth and Recreation (DFCYR) announced the third round of its ‘UNITY grant’ program, which offers grants to providers serving Hartford youth. The Hartford UNITY Grant, made possible by American Rescue plan funds, is seeking applications for projects that will help Hartford’s young people recover and heal from the isolation.

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Foodservice Guidelines to Safely Reopen after a Power Outage

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MAYOR BRONIN STATEMENT ON MAYOR O’LEARY’S ANNOUNCEMENT

HARTFORD INSPECTOR GENERAL TO RESIGN FROM POSITION

6 PM TONIGHT: MAYOR BRONIN ACTIVATES SNOW PARKING BAN

MAYORS TASKFORCE PROPOSALS TO REDUCE GUN VIOLENCE BY REPEAT OFFENDERS

HARTFORD TO OPEN EMERGENCY DAYTIME WARMING CENTER THIS WEEK

$2.6 MILLION IN GRANTS FOR OUR PIECE OF THE PIE’S YOUTH SERVICE CORPS

HARTFORD'S PLAN FOR COVID-19 TESTING KIT, PPE DISTRIBUTION EFFORTS

HFPG ANNOUNCE 3-YEAR COMMITMENT TO CONTINUE ‘LYB’ INITIATIVE

GLOBAL ATLANTIC FINANCIAL GROUP EXPANDING FOOTPRINT IN HARTFORD

3RD ROUND OF ‘UNITY GRANTS’ FOR PROVIDERS AND PROGRAMS SERVING YOUTH

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