2026 General Assembly·1,128 bills·Adjourned May 6, 2026
Track legislation moving through Connecticut. Browse 1,128 bills and resolutions during the 2026 General Assembly, each with a plain-language summary, current status from introduction to enactment, sponsors, and voting history.
To require the development of a method of alerting health care providers regarding any patient who has been reported in the State-wide Health Information Exchange as being violent with or displaying combative behavior toward a health care provider.
To require the development of a method of alerting health care providers regarding any patient who has been reported in the State-wide Health Information Exchange as being violent with or displaying combative behavior toward a health care provider.
To require The University of Connecticut to hire not fewer than ten top-tier research faculty within the next three years.
To require The University of Connecticut to hire not fewer than ten top-tier research faculty within the next three years.
To establish payment parity for nonprofit organizations providing the same services to the Departments of Developmental and Social Services.
To establish payment parity for nonprofit organizations providing the same services to the Departments of Developmental and Social Services.
To augment certain authority of the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection and the Governor concerning measures to prevent wildfires.
To augment certain authority of the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection and the Governor concerning measures to prevent wildfires.
To allow children of veterans to use such veteran's tuition waiver and requiring state funding for tuition waivers.
To allow children of veterans to use such veteran's tuition waiver and requiring state funding for tuition waivers.
To expand access to veterinary services in the state.
To expand access to veterinary services in the state.
To promote integrity in the conducting of elections held by the association of a common interest community.
To promote integrity in the conducting of elections held by the association of a common interest community.
To permit the disclosure of private well and semipublic well water quality test results to certain individuals without requiring approval of the Commissioner of Public Health.
To permit the disclosure of private well and semipublic well water quality test results to certain individuals without requiring approval of the Commissioner of Public Health.
To establish a working group to study the provisions of chapter 568 of the general statutes.
To establish a working group to study the provisions of chapter 568 of the general statutes.