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MEDIA ADVISORY: DEEP and Town of Waterford to Announce Completion of Niantic River State Boat Launch Overflow Parking

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09/22/2026

(HARTFORD) — The Connecticut Department of Energy & Environmental Protection (DEEP), in partnership with the Town of Waterford, will announce the completion of significant improvements to the Niantic River State Boat Launch overflow parking area located at 371 and 365 Mago Point Way, Waterford on Wednesday. The upgraded lot expands and improves public access to the Niantic River and Long Island Sound while supporting revitalization efforts within the Mago Point business district.

Located on 0.89 acres of DEEP property, the improved overflow lot serves as a secondary parking area for the main Niantic River State Boat Launch, which accommodates approximately 100 boat trailers. The upgraded overflow lot now provides an additional eight designated boat trailer spaces, 36 vehicle spaces, and two ADA-accessible parking spots, along with new signage and several other improvements designed for more efficient use and safer access for boaters and local visitors.

Contractors included Haley Ward and Suchocki and Son, Inc.  For more information on the facility, please visit: Niantic River Boat Launch.

Details on the announcement:

Who: DEEP Bureau Chief of Outdoor Recreation Michael Lambert, Waterford First Selectman Robert Brule

What: Announcement of improvements to Niantic River State Boat Launch parking facilities

When: Wednesday, September 23rd, 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.

Where: DEEP Niantic River State Boat Launch, 371 Mago Point Way, Waterford, CT  

Twitter: @CTDEEPNews
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DEEP.Communications@ct.gov
860-424-4100

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