Joe Marfuggi’s lasting legacy of uniting the region and the riverfront continues to endure. We are so pleased to announce the plans to honor Joe all along the Joe Marfuggi Riverwalk, not just in its name but also through public art installations and visual storytelling.
Members of Hartford’s Girl Scouts Troop 10036 and Boy Scouts Troop 2 worked together to raise the flag in Charter Oak Landing.
Riverfront Recapture has been awarded a 1.2 million dollar grant from the Connecticut Department of Economic and Community Development’s Brownfield Remediation Program.
Laurie Bastarache, a U.S. Marine Corps veteran of the Korean War, raised the flag on our newly installed flagpole in Great River Park.
John B. Larson applauded the announcement that Riverfront Recapture will be receiving a $500,000 grant to clean up several contiguous riverfront land parcels located on Leibert Road in the City of Hartford and Meadow Road in the Town of Windsor.
EPA Brownfields Funding Helps Local Communities Build Back Better and Address Environmental Justice Concerns
With your support, we could receive up to $4,400 to make improvements to Charter Oak Landing, thanks to the Hartford Parks Challenge, launched by Mayor Luke Bronin, Sustainable CT, and the Connecticut Valley Garden Club.
Riverfront Recapture has purchased 60 acres of riverfront land on the Hartford-Windsor town line to build a new community park.
Riverfront Recapture Receives CT Neighborhood Assistance Act (NAA) grant; funding will help to upgrade the air conditioning at the boathouse in Riverside Park.
Did you visit our parks this year? If you did, we'd really appreciate you taking a few minutes to answer some questions for us.