Town of Branford

The Town of Branford operates a Water Pollution Control Facility that manages sewage from approximately 100 miles of sewers and 50 pump stations within Branford and a portion of North Branford. Originally constructed in 1961 and significantly upgraded in 2000, the facility has the capacity to treat 4.9 million gallons of wastewater per day, ensuring compliance with stringent federal discharge standards. This facility plays a crucial role in serving around 90% of the town's commercial and industrial areas, as well as nearly 85% of residential properties. With a focus on environmental sustainability, the plant utilizes advanced treatment processes, including biological nitrogen removal, to protect local water bodies such as Branford Harbor and Long Island Sound. Generated from the website

Branford Counseling Community Services (BCCS) is a municipally funded agency dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for all Branford residents through personalized counseling and social services. Licensed by the Connecticut Department of Public Health, BCCS offers a range of clinical services, including individual, family, and group therapy, as well as crisis intervention and youth services. Committed to fostering dignity, well-being, and self-sufficiency, BCCS operates with core values that prioritize integrity, respect, and collaboration. The agency provides essential social services, such as short-term financial assistance and case management, ensuring that all residents, regardless of financial status, have access to vital resources and support. Generated from the website

Branford Counseling Center, led by Patricia Andriole, is a licensed psychiatric outpatient and substance abuse facility serving adults and children in Branford, CT. The center offers mental health counseling, substance abuse assistance, crisis management, and Youth Service Bureau for town residents. Accepting private, Medicare, and Medicaid insurance, Branford Counseling Center ensures that no resident is denied treatment due to financial constraints. Through collaborations with local agencies, schools, hospitals, and town departments, the center strives to meet the diverse needs of its clients while also hosting the Branford Collation to Prevent Under Age Drinking. Generated from their available business information