Connecticut 2025 Regular Session All Bills (Page 136)
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Connecticut 2025 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05217
Introduced
1/14/25
Refer
1/14/25
To name an overpass in the town of Southington in honor of Trooper First Class Aaron Pelletier, who tragically died in the line of duty.
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Connecticut 2025 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05244
Introduced
1/14/25
Refer
1/14/25
To establish a municipal option for a property tax abatement for certain first-time homebuyers.
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Connecticut 2025 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05150
Introduced
1/14/25
Refer
1/14/25
To provide funding for the design and construction of a train station in the town of Newington.
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Connecticut 2025 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00396
Introduced
1/9/25
Refer
1/9/25
To specify that the Department of Administrative Services shall administer the written examination for building inspectors every other month.
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Connecticut 2025 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00490
Introduced
1/10/25
Refer
1/10/25
To improve standards for rehabilitation facilities and assisted living facilities.
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Connecticut 2025 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00427
Introduced
1/10/25
Refer
1/10/25
To align the tax rates of combustible and noncombustible tobacco and nicotine products to promote uniformity in the tax treatment of such products.
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Connecticut 2025 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00453
Introduced
1/10/25
Refer
1/10/25
To require that health carriers (1) collect any coinsurance, copayment, deductible or other out-of-pocket expense due and owing for a covered benefit that the health care provider provided to the insured, and (2) pay, after a certain period of time, such unpaid out-of-pocket expense due and owing for such covered benefit.
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Connecticut 2025 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05094
Introduced
1/10/25
Refer
1/10/25
To strengthen prevailing wage requirements and increase the threshold for new construction.
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Connecticut 2025 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00466
Introduced
1/10/25
Refer
1/10/25
To exempt from property taxation any motor vehicle owned by an individual seventy-five years of age or older.
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Connecticut 2025 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00420
Introduced
1/10/25
Refer
1/10/25
To (1) allow municipalities with three or more existing commercial solar photovoltaic facilities located within such municipality to impose a moratorium on the construction or installation of such facilities within such municipality, (2) allow municipalities to conduct noise audits and impose penalties for noise violations at commercial solar photovoltaic facilities, and (3) require that any developer, owner or manager of a commercial solar photovoltaic facility provide a community point of contact concerning the operation of such facility.
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Connecticut 2025 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00471
Introduced
1/10/25
Refer
1/10/25
To enhance the quality of care of patients who are having their blood collected and ensure more equitable access to necessary health care services.
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Connecticut 2025 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00372
Introduced
1/9/25
Refer
1/9/25
To establish a working group to study and determine the best mechanism for providing the appropriate school official or school resource officer with notice of any restraining or protective order concerning a student or the parent or legal guardian of a student at such official's or officer's school.
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Connecticut 2025 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00373
Introduced
1/9/25
Refer
1/9/25
To increase the fines and penalties for someone who causes injury to another person as a result of texting and driving.
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Connecticut 2025 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00450
Introduced
1/10/25
Refer
1/10/25
To define breast ultrasound as a screening procedure for insureds.
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Connecticut 2025 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00496
Introduced
1/10/25
Refer
1/10/25
To require the Hate Crimes Investigative Unit to respond to and investigate instances of transnational repression against residents of the state.