AGP Executive Report
Last update: 40 minutes agoNor’easter Recovery in Connecticut: A powerful nor’easter kept flooding and outages front and center, with Connecticut utilities reporting tens of thousands without power and crews working through damage from wind and downed trees; United Illuminating said some customers saw repeat outages, while Eversource restored service to more than 120,000 customers by Sunday morning. State Fiscal News: Gov. Ned Lamont and Treasurer Erick Russell hailed S&P Global’s upgrade of Connecticut’s credit outlook from stable to positive, pointing to improved investor confidence and debt reduction. Voting Security Watch: Rep. Jim Himes said U.S. intelligence found no foreign interference in voting systems or vote counting, but warned adversaries still have indirect ways to influence Election Day. Connecticut Legal/Business: A federal judge ordered Addiction Recovery Care (ARC) to pay nearly $18.5 million to creditors in a ruling tied to the troubled treatment provider’s financial fallout. Local Public Safety: A man in Granby was charged after shooting a black bear he said attacked livestock.
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