Background

Career

Specific issues

Coordinate efforts with the Thames Heritage park which administers a wide variety of activies for tourists in and around the harbor. The CT congressional delegation has also secured funding to support regional railroad systems. As a mutimodal port client also facilitated passengers from Long Island New York (& seasonally Block Island Rhode Island) as well as passenger & freight connections with AMTRAK and regional shipping. Construction has been completed giving the New Enland Railroad Company direct access the major piers and downtown waterfront & transport north as far as Canada.
Railroads · 2024 Q4
Local & interstate taxation issues
Government Issues · 2024 Q4
New London CT is a small deepwater port with freight,a submarine base, tourism sites and most recently construction & operationof the former dated cargo port into a facility that can assemble stantions for wind propelled electric generation & upgrade general freight traffic. Many of the former & latter we service with our ferries and tug services. After the wind stantion construction is complete, the lessor of the port facilities has stated it will reopen for container and break bulk cargo for movement by the adjacent I-95,I-395 or the adjacent regional railroads.
Economics/Economic Development · 2024 Q4
None at the present time.
Accounting · 2024 Q4
On various occasions have had to speak with CT's Members of Congress to make them aware of any negative or positive impacts on Cross Sound Ferry and its sister Thames Ship Yard.
Taxation/Internal Revenue Code · 2024 Q4
Ongoing projects to provide more parking and develop seamless tie-in to downtown NL, the Ferry and the the maritime highway, state & local highways and AMTRAK.
Transportation · 2024 Q4

Clients

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Filing history

2024 Q4
CROSS SOUND FERRY SERVICES, INC.
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CROSS SOUND FERRY SERVICES, INC.
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CROSS SOUND FERRY SERVICES, INC.
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CROSS SOUND FERRY SERVICES, INC.
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