Ned Lamont: “Rounding up people at random to fill a quota does not lower crime. It traumatizes families and communities.”

I am so proud to share that during the 2025-2026 school year, 156 Connecticut youth representing 67 high schools across the state earned a Serve Connecticut Community Impact Award.

Health care affordability is a top priority, and we’re backing that up with action to protect families from the loss of federal subsidies, create tax incentives for small businesses to offer coverage through our new CHOICE/ICHRA program…

Whether it is a new classroom, a safer building, upgraded technology, or improvements that lower energy costs, these investments make a real difference.

This $19.5 million state investment will help nonprofits make improvements that are too often out of reach, allowing them to focus more of their resources on what matters most—the people they serve.