CFSIC has received the first new CT Bond Commission allotment of $25 million. We will be re-opening the Participation Agreement line this morning…but beginning with those claimants in that line who have been there since October 2021. Read more
With a claimant in Ellington, CFSIC achieved 600 remediations this past week. It’s an important milestone. Read the complete press release. Read more
We are still awaiting our $25M bond allotment from the State of Connecticut. This was approved on July 29. We cannot re-open the Participation Agreement line without those funds. Read more
As we’ve stressed from Day One, the way the CFSIC program works in all its detail is on this site. Of course, you have to read what’s here…but it’s all here. The answers are here and can be found throughout the site. But here are some things that bear repeating about the program. Read more
First, we are working with our colleagues at the CT Department of Housing to prepare for the receipt of $25 million in CT bond allotment. We expect to receive these funds shortly. We will make an announcement on this page when this happens. Read more
Here’s an update on where we are as of Friday, August 19. Read more
A reminder to everyone who is a victim of the crumbling foundations crisis, or who think they might be victim…you should apply to CFSIC. Read more
CFSIC will conduct two home inspector certification courses to be conducted in person on November 10 and November 17, 2022. If you are a currently licensed CT home inspector with a minimum of three years of active experience, seeking first-time CFSIC certification, you can enroll on either day. Read more
At the July 29 Connecticut Bond Commission hearing, Governor Lamont and his fellow Commissioners approved the first $25M of additional revenue bond proceeds for CFSIC. Read more
First, there are a number of people out there who believe that the cap is something different than $190,000. It isn’t. It’s clearly posted on CFSIC’s website. (Let’s be clear…many people are just not familiar with our website.) Read more