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Civil Resistance Study Group · Election Response Center
This study group will meet regularly to learn about civilian-based movements and campaigns that have strategically used nonviolent action to effect positive change.
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Civil Resistance Study Group · Election Response Center
This study group will meet regularly to learn about civilian-based movements and campaigns that have strategically used nonviolent action to effect positive change.
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Medicaid On The Chopping Block | CT News Junkie
HARTFORD, CT – Connecticut leaders and healthcare advocates gathered at Charter Oak Health Center to denounce proposed Medicaid cuts they say will devastate the state’s most vulnerable residents.
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Lamont calls for pause on ALPR camera installations as state comes up with guidance
Gov. Ned Lamont (D) is asking municipalities to pause the installation of any new automated license plate reading cameras (ALPRs) as the state looks into guidance for their use. Lamont said he’s calling on the Connecticut Police Officers Standards and Training Council to review the increased use of Flock cameras or any other ALPRs across the state. The request is…
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DSS data show low documented follow-up after positive perinatal depression screens in 2024
DSS presented HEDIS-based measures showing low documented follow-up: postpartum depression screening follow-up was 2.2% in measurement year 2024 (numerator 244; denominator ~11,000) and prenatal screening follow-up was 3.8% (numerator 460; denominator 11,976); presenters said the increase from 0% in 2023 reflects a switch to electronic measures and LOINC coding.
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Team links to PACE and IREC grant work; plans EV-readiness workshop and local ordinance review
Members said a statewide grant supporting PACE and IREC will help bring EV-readiness resources to municipalities; the team flagged an Oct. 16 workshop in New Haven and discussed adapting New Haven zoning language for local charger-readiness requirements.
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Commission flags mental-health access as a priority for outreach
Commission members discussed long wait times and limited local providers and proposed linking residents to crisis and referral resources; they also considered using educational events to raise awareness.
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Human Services director presses for FoodShare partnership as local demand rises
Mansfield’s Human Services director told the Commission that local food assistance programs are strained and that the town does not meet Connecticut FoodShare (TFAP) eligibility criteria; she proposed outreach to nearby partners and grant-seeking to expand local distribution options.
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Votes and actions at a glance: July 30, 2026 DMIAAB meeting
The board approved the agenda, a Boy Scouts flag-disposal bin, entry into the Connecticut Tire Stewardship Program, and the June 25 minutes (passed with two abstentions); several operational updates and program clarifications were discussed.
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Subcommittee amends smoke‑shop rules: defines shops by 10% floor area, moves use to special exception and sets hours to 8 a.m.–10 p.m.
The Zoning Subcommittee voted to refer a zoning amendment that tightens regulation of 'smoke shops' by adding a 10% retail‑area threshold, requiring sites to obtain a special exception in business and some industrial districts, and setting operating hours at 8 a.m.–10 p.m. daily; staff said licensing by the health department would provide annual inspections for enforcement.
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Zoning subcommittee refers text changes to comply with Connecticut’s Public Act 25‑1
The New Britain Zoning Subcommittee voted to refer a zoning text amendment to the full council that reclassifies residential uses to implement Public Act 25‑1, requiring towns to allow "transit‑community middle housing" (2–9 units) and to permit mixed‑use development by summary review in commercial/mixed‑use districts.
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