2014 HLF Solar Array Images

For images of the completed solar array at the Hartford landfill click on one of the thumbnail links below:

	HLF Solar Array looking west northwest 2014
	HLF Solar Array looking west 2014
	HLF Solar Array looking northwest 2014
	HLF Solar Array looking northeast 2014
	HLF Solar Array looking north 2014
	HLF Solar Array looking east 2014

For an image of progress capping the Hartford Landfill site click on the thumbnail below:

Hartford Landfill cap progress (April 2014).

For images of the Hartford Landfill site prior to closure, click on one of the thumbnails below:

	1998 - Hartford Landfill Looking South
	2008 - Hartford Landfill Looking South with city skyline
	2008 - Hartford Landfill Looking South

Please note that the Headquarters of the Materials Innovation and Recycling Authority (MIRA) will be moving. Effective March 6, 2023, our new address will be:

300 Maxim Road
Hartford, CT 06114

Please note that from March 3, 2023 until the start of business on March 6, 2023 MIRA staff will not have access to e-mail and there may be disruptions to our phone service as we transition to our new offices.

The Materials Innovation and Recycling Authority ("MIRA") submitted a Closure Plan to the Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection ("DEEP") for its Hartford Waste–to-Energy Facility. Click here for more information:

MIRA unveiled Connecticut's first landfill-based solar array. Click here more information about this award-winning solar-energy generating facility.

MIRA's Resource Recovery Facility provides enough electricity to the grid to power more than 35,000 homes.

2014 HLF Solar Array Images

MIRA Headquarters moving (2023)

Closure Plan

Innovation

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