AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoNor’easter Watch: Wilton emergency officials warned residents to prepare for 40–60 mph wind gusts and 3+ inches of rain, with flooding and power outages possible as the storm heads toward Connecticut. Public Safety & State Work: CTDOT mourned employee Elvin Hernandez, 60, killed while doing road maintenance on I-95 in Fairfield—an urgent reminder to slow down in work zones. Legal & Consumer Protection: Attorney General Ford announced a multistate settlement with Labcorp tied to the AMCA patient data breach, adding $2.3 million in relief and stronger vendor oversight. Privacy Rules: A new report says federal privacy legislation is unlikely soon, leaving Connecticut and other states to keep expanding a patchwork of protections for sensitive data. Local Tech Enforcement: West Haven is moving toward “noise camera” enforcement using automated license plate systems to target loud cars. Politics: Blumenthal and Lamont said Trump is blocking Connecticut energy grants for political reasons. Courts: The Second Circuit upheld a bankruptcy ruling involving a $7.25M mansion tied to Miles Guo.
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