Posted on April 25, 2024
Currently, majority members of the Appropriations Committee have chosen not to make any adjustments to the biennium budget. If no action is taken, the governor would have the discretionary authority to make cuts or funding increases outside of the legislative session.
Inaction by the committee is unacceptable, and in lieu of doing nothing and/or leaving it up to the governor, my House Republican colleagues put forth our proposal aimed at honoring the fiscal guardrails, pursuing structural reforms,…
Posted on April 4, 2024
The Connecticut Department of Transportation will be conducting a pavement marking project in Berlin and surrounding towns beginning Sunday, April 7 through Friday, November 8.
The project consists of pavement marking grooves and epoxy pavement marking applications on center lines, shoulder lines and handwork. No work will be performed the day before or day after all State recognized holidays.
LANE CLOSURE INFO
Traffic control personnel, sign patterns, cones, and truck mounted attenuators will…
Posted on April 1, 2024
As the various committees work toward finalizing bills in preparation for moving them along in the legislative process, I wanted to draw your attention to several proposals being introduced in this shortened session that will undoubtedly have a negative impact on public safety, landlord and property owner rights, small businesses, local control over zoning, and our overall economy.
Below are just a few examples of these types of bills.
PUBLIC SAFETY
HB 5324 – This bill prohibits members of law…
