The Connecticut State Department of Transportation (DOT) is the entity responsible for Bradley's operations as a transportation facility and as a business. The DOT's Bureau of Aviation & Ports, the division governing the State's air and water-based transportation infrastructure, is headquartered at the DOT building in Newington, CT. The Bureau does, however, maintain personnel and offices at the Airport.

The goals of the DOT are wide-ranging, as it seeks to improve the performance of the State's overall transportation infrastructure. But where Bradley is concerned, the DOT is committed to making the Airport a best-in-class operation that delivers the highest level of service to all its passengers and functions as a powerful driver of the State's economy - and its future.

The Department of Transportation is headquartered in Newington and is responsible for the construction and maintenance of major Connecticut roads, highways and bridges, and the state’s public transit system. The 3,200-employee agency also oversees commuter and freight rail lines, shoreline ports and piers, ferries and Bradley International Airport in Windsor Locks. Its stated mission is to “provide a safe, efficient and cost-effective transportation system that meets the mobility needs of its users.”

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