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Commission reviews storm damage and emergency culvert repair; 30-inch pipe to be sleeved

September 15, 2026 | East Haddam, Lower Connecticut River Valley Planning Region, Connecticut


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Commission reviews storm damage and emergency culvert repair; 30-inch pipe to be sleeved
Commission staff reported on widespread local impacts from recent heavy rainfall, including emergency repairs at Doia Hill where a damaged 30-inch pipe required immediate work. Staff described emergency stabilization steps and said the state will sleeve the existing pipe with plastic, backfill the failed area and repave the surface while the town completes financing and final construction diagrams for a more robust long-term solution.

Members said the rain event felt like an unusually heavy storm, with reports of four to six inches in some areas in a short period. Staff said they will coordinate with the Department of Transportation (or relevant state agency) on final designs and noted the repair will be costly and require follow-through on financing.

The commission recorded the emergency-repair discussion and will track progress and any future funding requests to complete the permanent replacement.

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