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Connecticut State Parks are more than just beautiful backdrops for your weekend hikes and family picnics—they're living treasures that enrich our communities, boost local economies, and bring joy to millions. With the Restore CT State Parks initiative, the Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP) is leading the charge to breathe new life into these beloved public spaces, ensuring they remain vibrant, welcoming, and accessible for all.Why It MattersPicture this: sunlit trails winding through peaceful forests, picnic tables ready for gatherings with friends, and historic landmarks telling the stories of our state's rich past. Connecticut's state parks do more than just provide a place to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life—they elevate our quality of life. They're places to clear your mind, stretch your legs, and soak in the beauty of nature. But keeping these parks in tip-top shape requires dedication, care, and investment. Since 2022, over $70 million has been poured into restoring and improving these cherished spaces. The latest $30 million investment approved by the State Bond Commission underscores our commitment to making our parks...
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