Veterans Hall of Fame 2025
September 5, 2025If you know a beloved veteran who not only served our country but now continues to give back to our community, please consider nominating them for the Connecticut Veterans Hall of Fame.
Sales Tax-Free Week
August 8, 2025Connecticut's annual Sales Tax-Free Week begins on Sunday, August 17, and runs through Saturday, August 23. It provides a chance to save money, whether it is taking the kids back-to-school shopping or treating yourself or your loved ones.
A Commitment to Maternal Health Services
July 31, 2025Connecticut committed to providing access to maternal health services during the 2025 legislative session with the passage of HB7102, An Act Concerning Maternal and Infant Health Care, and HB 7214, An Act Concerning Maternal Health.
Mental Health Parity Signed Into Law
July 11, 2025Governor Lamont signed legislation this week that puts patients first and holds insurance companies accountable.
Summer Fun in Connecticut
July 10, 2025Summer is here, and we hope you get a chance to enjoy the many parks, beaches, and attractions our beautiful state has to offer.
CT Open House Day 6-14
June 12, 2025Connecticut Open House Day, now in its 21st year, is set to take place on Saturday, June 14. Held annually on the second Saturday of June, this statewide event invites residents to explore Connecticut’s rich array of cultural, historical, and recreational attractions right in their own backyard.
Overdose Decrease
June 12, 2025Connecticut’s Opioid Services Division was established in 2018 in response to the growing overdose crisis and to expand statewide access to the prevention of opioid use disorder, opioid treatment, recovery support, harm reduction, outreach, engagement, and overdose prevention coverage with a focus on overdose deaths. This marks the third consecutive year of decreases of statewide overdose deaths.
Democrat Budget Puts People First
June 3, 2025As the CT Mirror’s budget reporter pointed out: “The state House of Representatives adopted a $55.8 billion two-year budget early Tuesday that invests in child care and K-12 education, provides a $250 tax cut to working poor families...” Tax relief for working families; investing in education and special education; transformative funding for childcare and early childhood education; and standing up for nonprofit service providers are the pillars of the next state budget.