Rep. Delany, Sen. Maroney, Sen. Duff & Connecticut AI Caucus Announce Implementation of New AI and Data Privacy Laws
October 2, 2026State Representative Hubert Delany and State Senator James Maroney, Co-Chairs of the Artificial Intelligence (AI) Caucus, State Senator Bob Duff, Senate Majority Leader, and Members of the Connecticut General Assembly AI Caucus announce that the implementation of new AI and Data Privacy Laws passed during the 2026 Legislative Session will take effect on October 1.
Storm and Weather Preparedness for This Weekend
September 25, 2026Meteorologists are forecasting a nor'easter that will bring heavy rain and strong winds to Connecticut this weekend. I would encourage you to take a moment today and tomorrow to make sure you are prepared.
Legislative Update August 28th
August 28, 2026Stamford students, teachers, and families are heading back to the classroom, and I want to wish everyone a safe, successful, and memorable 2026–2027 school year.
This week’s update includes several resources and changes that may be useful to you and your family : from the elimination of the sales tax on school supplies and universal free school breakfast, to important school bus safety reminders and upcoming assistance for utility costs, veterans, and small businesses.
Statement from the Stamford Democratic State Delegation Regarding ICE Activity
August 27, 2026For IMMEDIATE Release
New Laws In Effect July 1st
June 30, 2026I’m so proud to share that several new laws we passed during the 2026 legislative session will take effect on July 1. Each of these laws is part of the work we’ve done to help make Connecticut a more fair, more practical, and equitable place to live.
Governor Lamont Signs Legislation Establishing Youth Online Safety Protections, Regulations Over Artificial Intelligence, and Initiatives to Upskill Connecticut’s Workforce
June 2, 2026Today, Governor Lamont signed into law a multi-pronged, bipartisan piece of legislation that will wo
Legislative Update May 15th
May 15, 2026The 2026 legislative session has officially come to a close, and I am fulled with pride for the work we were able to do for Stamford and the people of Connecticut.
Though this was a short session, we took action on issues that matter in people’s everyday lives. Fighting for a state government that is responsive, practical, and prepared to defend our community : We lowered costs, strengthened consumer protections, protected our families from unregulated artificial intelligence, and built policies that help families, workers, and seniors.
AI Caucus Applauds Senate and House Passage of Senate Bill 4
May 4, 2026State Representative Hubert Delany and State Senator James Maroney, Co-Chairs of the Connecticut General Assembly's Artificial Intelligence (AI) Caucus, applaud the Senate and House passage of the Senate Bill 4: An Act Concerning Consumer Privacy and Protection.





