That’s why we’re investing in affordable housing, transportation, and great schools, so that the families moving to the New London area to build the future of our Navy have every reason to put down roots and stay.
Ned Lamont
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Ned Lamont is an American businessman and politician serving as the 89th governor of Connecticut since January 2019. A member of the Democratic Party, Lamont has focused on issues such as education, healthcare, and economic development during his tenure. He previously ran for the U.S. Senate in 2006, where he gained national attention for his anti-Iraq War stance, ultimately losing to incumbent Joe Lieberman. Lamont's business background includes founding a telecommunications company, which has informed his approach to technology and infrastructure in Connecticut.
This is a commitment to years of shipbuilding right here in our state, meaning more jobs and growth in our communities.
As a result of misinformation pushed in a rush to advance a political agenda, an innocent woman has had her personal details spread across social media and is now facing threats over a crime she had nothing to do with.
This is fantastic news for Connecticut and for Electric Boat. With these multi-year contracts, the Navy has made clear what we’ve known all along: Electric Boat builds the best submarines in the world, and Connecticut has the best…
Their tragedy should not be used as a prop to push a false, partisan narrative.
Whether it’s kids going to school, people heading to work, or traveling to visit friends and family, every community depends on bridges that are safe and built to last.
“Many TPS holders have called Connecticut home for years, raising families, building businesses, contributing to our economy and enriching the fabric of our state,” Lamont said.
The New Haven Line connects thousands of people to jobs, businesses, and destinations across Connecticut and the region every day.
“The New Haven Line connects thousands of people to jobs, businesses, and destinations across Connecticut and the region every day,” Governor Lamont said. “Every minute we save on a commute gives people more time with their families, more…
“Last week, the president used primetime television to try to convince Americans that our elections can’t be trusted, and he did it without a shred of evidence,” Governor Lamont said. “Connecticut has spent its time building up our…
This academy removes barriers, creates new opportunities, and helps build the strong special education workforce our students deserve.
The president likes big projects, big projects that he can take credit for that make a difference.
“My administration will continue to monitor this fast-moving legal situation closely and will keep employers and affected residents informed as we learn more.
“Access to nutritious meals is essential to supporting children’s health, well-being, and success,” Governor Lamont said.
In the meantime, I want every Haitian family in Connecticut to know that you are valued members of this community and we have your backs.
However brief it may be, this extension matters. It means thousands of our Haitian neighbors, coworkers, and friends can keep showing up to work and keep earning to support their families for a few more critical days.
Every shift worked and every dollar brought home makes a real difference for families facing enormous uncertainty right now.
Connecticut’s farms not only provide fresh, nutritious food for the people of our state, but they also are small businesses that support thousands of jobs and are a critical component of our economy.
I’m calling on employers across Connecticut to do everything they can, within the law, to keep their Haitian employees working for as long as this window stays open.
Every rider deserves peace of mind when they step onto a bus or wait at a transit station.
Too often, our smaller towns get left behind when it comes to federal transportation dollars, simply because of their size. We established TRIP to change that," Governor Lamont said.
Paraeducators are essential members of our school communities, and Connecticut needs more talented people answering that call.





