To implement the Governor's budget recommendations.

To repeal and reduce education mandates.

To provide for certain implementation and public availability of the requirements of the sewage right-to-know act.

To expand the permissible uses for town aid road grant funds by municipalities.

To make various changes to statutes concerning historic district commissions and historic preservation.

To increase the threshold dollar amount for an individual to become guilty of a felony for receiving unemployment benefits by fraudulent means.

To establish the Office of Government Oversight to investigate fraud and waste in government.

To waive certain fees for criminal history records checks in the case of a person seeking a pardon.

To implement the Governor's budget recommendations.

To align step therapy requirements with manufacturer guidelines for prescription drugs covered under the Medicaid program.

To prescribe (1) minimal in-person visitation thresholds for persons who are incarcerated, and (2) the process for the transfer of funds held in trust by the Department of Correction to persons who were formerly incarcerated.

To waive interest on certain delinquent property taxes owed by a housing cooperative known as Success Village located in the city of Bridgeport, in part, and the town of Stratford, in part.

To establish a property tax exemption of fifty thousand dollars of the assessed value of owner-occupied single-family dwellings.

To prohibit disclosure of the residential address of public school teachers under the Freedom of Information Act and to establish a task force to study how to respond to the issue of mass requests created by artificial intelligence.

To allow a personal income tax deduction for a stipend paid by a municipality to a volunteer firefighter, volunteer fire police officer or volunteer ambulance member.

To require an on-campus program concerning problem gambling at public institutions of higher education.

To establish that for any sworn member of the Division of State Police within the Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection assigned to a highway construction project administered by the Department of Transportation, such sworn member shall be paid at a rate established pursuant to an agreement executed between the Commissioner of Emergency Services and Public Protection and the Commissioner of Transportation.

To require municipalities to publish legal notices on their Internet web sites.

To convey a parcel of state land known as South Greenway in the town of North Canaan to said town.

To require the Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations to maintain certain information and recommendations concerning state mandates on the commission's Internet web site.

To make a technical change to a statute concerning government organization.

To implement the Governor's budget recommendations.

To repeal and reduce education mandates.

To provide for certain implementation and public availability of the requirements of the sewage right-to-know act.

To expand the permissible uses for town aid road grant funds by municipalities.

To make various changes to statutes concerning historic district commissions and historic preservation.

To increase the threshold dollar amount for an individual to become guilty of a felony for receiving unemployment benefits by fraudulent means.

To establish the Office of Government Oversight to investigate fraud and waste in government.

To waive certain fees for criminal history records checks in the case of a person seeking a pardon.

To implement the Governor's budget recommendations.

To align step therapy requirements with manufacturer guidelines for prescription drugs covered under the Medicaid program.

To prescribe (1) minimal in-person visitation thresholds for persons who are incarcerated, and (2) the process for the transfer of funds held in trust by the Department of Correction to persons who were formerly incarcerated.

To waive interest on certain delinquent property taxes owed by a housing cooperative known as Success Village located in the city of Bridgeport, in part, and the town of Stratford, in part.

To establish a property tax exemption of fifty thousand dollars of the assessed value of owner-occupied single-family dwellings.

To prohibit disclosure of the residential address of public school teachers under the Freedom of Information Act and to establish a task force to study how to respond to the issue of mass requests created by artificial intelligence.

To allow a personal income tax deduction for a stipend paid by a municipality to a volunteer firefighter, volunteer fire police officer or volunteer ambulance member.

To require an on-campus program concerning problem gambling at public institutions of higher education.

To establish that for any sworn member of the Division of State Police within the Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection assigned to a highway construction project administered by the Department of Transportation, such sworn member shall be paid at a rate established pursuant to an agreement executed between the Commissioner of Emergency Services and Public Protection and the Commissioner of Transportation.

To require municipalities to publish legal notices on their Internet web sites.

To convey a parcel of state land known as South Greenway in the town of North Canaan to said town.

To require the Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations to maintain certain information and recommendations concerning state mandates on the commission's Internet web site.

To make a technical change to a statute concerning government organization.