Connecticut 2025 Regular Session All Bills (Page 80)
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Connecticut 2025 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05009
Introduced
1/8/25
Refer
1/8/25
To ensure that schools are meeting recommended best practices concerning cardiac health.
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Connecticut 2025 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00150
Introduced
1/8/25
Refer
1/8/25
To further specify the circumstances in which a pharmacist shall dispense a drug prescribed to treat attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder.
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Connecticut 2025 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05061
Introduced
1/8/25
Refer
1/8/25
To establish a new commuter rail line to connect Hartford Union Station to Bradley International Airport and enhance the accessibility and competitiveness of Bradley International Airport.
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Connecticut 2025 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00097
Introduced
1/8/25
Refer
1/8/25
To prohibit the Commissioner of Energy and Environmental Protection or electric distribution companies from entering into a power purchase agreement if the price for electricity under such agreement exceeds one hundred fifty per cent of the wholesale price of electricity.
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Connecticut 2025 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00046
Introduced
1/8/25
Refer
1/8/25
To require teacher certification reciprocity for teachers licensed in good standing in another state for not less than ten years, subject to passing any required background checks.
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Connecticut 2025 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00212
Introduced
1/8/25
Refer
1/8/25
To provide immunity to a physician who accompanies and assists a state, regional or municipal SWAT team.
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Connecticut 2025 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00064
Introduced
1/8/25
Refer
1/8/25
Refer
2/10/25
To require the publication of records concerning the distribution of biomass fertilizer to farmers in Eastern Connecticut.
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Connecticut 2025 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05037
Introduced
1/8/25
Refer
1/8/25
To establish the Connecticut Connect 700 program to expand work opportunities for persons with disabilities in state government, reduce state government employment turnover and foster workforce inclusiveness and economic self-sufficiency.
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Connecticut 2025 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00087
Introduced
1/8/25
Refer
1/8/25
To enhance public awareness and participation in electricity distribution rate review.
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Connecticut 2025 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00290
Introduced
1/8/25
Refer
1/8/25
To permit the registration of a motor vehicle independent of the motor vehicle's compliance with emissions inspection requirements.
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Connecticut 2025 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00088
Introduced
1/8/25
Refer
1/8/25
To allow public access to data needed to set informed climate targets and accurately monitor progress against such targets.
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Connecticut 2025 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00060
Introduced
1/8/25
Refer
1/8/25
To test for PFAS when a waste-to-energy facility seeks to expand its facility.
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Connecticut 2025 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00048
Introduced
1/8/25
Refer
1/8/25
To ensure a healthier and more resilient ecosystem for future generations and foster conservation and environmental stewardship for a thriving and sustainable Connecticut.
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Connecticut 2025 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00270
Introduced
1/8/25
Refer
1/8/25
To recognize that the Second Amendment to the Constitution of the United States is the authority that determines eligibility for residents to keep and bear arms.
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Connecticut 2025 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00084
Introduced
1/8/25
Refer
1/8/25
To (1) remove the Combined Public Benefits Charge from consumer electric bills, (2) redefine "Class I renewable energy source" to include electricity generated from any hydropower or nuclear power generating facility, (3) prohibit the Commissioner of Energy and Environmental Protection or electric distribution companies from entering into a power purchase agreement if the price for electricity under such agreement exceeds one hundred fifty per cent of the wholesale price of electricity, and (4) remove the Public Utilities Regulatory Authority from the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection.