Connecticut 2026 Regular Session All Bills (Page 39)
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Connecticut 2026 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00027
Introduced
2/4/26
Refer
2/4/26
To provide residents in rural communities with vital health care services.
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Connecticut 2026 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00075
Introduced
2/4/26
Refer
2/4/26
To establish a caregiver tax credit against the personal income tax.
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Connecticut 2026 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00076
Introduced
2/4/26
Refer
2/4/26
To establish a child and dependent tax credit against the personal income tax of five hundred dollars per eligible child and dependent.
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Connecticut 2026 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05062
Introduced
2/6/26
Refer
2/6/26
To eliminate the highway use tax.
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Connecticut 2026 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05168
Introduced
2/11/26
Refer
2/11/26
Report Pass
3/3/26
Refer
3/11/26
Report Pass
3/17/26
Refer
3/31/26
Report Pass
4/6/26
Refer
4/13/26
To facilitate communication of minor safety plans between health care providers and schools.
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Connecticut 2026 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05166
Introduced
2/11/26
Refer
2/11/26
Report Pass
3/2/26
Refer
3/9/26
Report Pass
3/16/26
Engrossed
4/9/26
Report Pass
4/13/26
To eliminate the examination requirement for persons seeking licensure as a master social worker.
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Connecticut 2026 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05161
Introduced
2/11/26
Refer
2/11/26
Report Pass
3/5/26
Refer
3/16/26
Report Pass
3/23/26
Refer
3/31/26
Report Pass
4/6/26
To require the collection of identifying information of nonresident owners of residential property.
CT
Connecticut 2026 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05165
Introduced
2/11/26
Refer
2/11/26
Report Pass
3/2/26
Refer
3/9/26
Report Pass
3/16/26
Engrossed
4/9/26
Report Pass
4/13/26
Passed
5/6/26
Chaptered
5/20/26
Enrolled
5/29/26
Passed
6/4/26
To require the Commissioner of Public Health to evaluate whether the Attorney General should be authorized to appoint a receiver to manage hospitals in financial distress or operational crisis.
CT
Connecticut 2026 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00190
Introduced
2/11/26
Refer
2/11/26
Report Pass
3/2/26
Refer
3/9/26
Report Pass
3/16/26
To expand access to veterinary services in the state.
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Connecticut 2026 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00133
Introduced
2/11/26
Refer
2/11/26
Report Pass
3/5/26
Refer
3/13/26
Report Pass
3/19/26
To establish a Connecticut-India Trade Commission.
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Connecticut 2026 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00193
Introduced
2/11/26
Refer
2/11/26
Report Pass
3/2/26
Refer
3/9/26
Report Pass
3/16/26
To establish licensure for long-term acute care hospitals.
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Connecticut 2026 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB05153
Introduced
2/11/26
Refer
2/11/26
Report Pass
3/4/26
Refer
3/13/26
Report Pass
3/19/26
Engrossed
5/1/26
Report Pass
5/2/26
Passed
5/6/26
Chaptered
5/20/26
Enrolled
5/27/26
To make minor revisions to various statutes under the authority of the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection.
CT
Connecticut 2026 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00148
Introduced
2/11/26
Refer
2/11/26
Report Pass
3/4/26
Refer
3/13/26
Report Pass
3/19/26
Refer
4/21/26
Report Pass
4/24/26
Report Pass
4/27/26
Engrossed
4/29/26
Report Pass
4/30/26
Passed
5/5/26
To clarify the notification procedure for designation of shellfish areas that are closed to harvesting due to contamination or pollution.
CT
Connecticut 2026 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00149
Introduced
2/11/26
Refer
2/11/26
Report Pass
3/4/26
Refer
3/13/26
Report Pass
3/19/26
To revise the Farmers' Market Nutrition Program statutes to reflect procedures and terms currently used in the administration of such program.
CT
Connecticut 2026 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00124
Introduced
2/11/26
Refer
2/11/26
Report Pass
3/5/26
Refer
3/13/26
Report Pass
3/19/26
To (1) require municipal agents to (A) be free of any conflict of interest or perceived conflict of interest, (B) certify in writing the absence of any such conflict, and (C) inform the appointing authority of the existence of any such conflict if one arises, and (2) allow municipalities to jointly appoint municipal agents.