AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoElection Fallout: Connecticut’s Democratic wave left the party with commanding legislative supermajorities: unofficial results put the House at 115-33, with Republicans holding just three of 36 Senate seats. Gov. Ned Lamont won a third term, and Democrats say affordability and housing are priorities as they take power. School-Zone Safety: Greenwich can restart its speed-camera program after holding required public hearings and receiving state approval. The town says cameras previously cut speeding violations in monitored zones by 92%; critics have called them a money grab. Housing: Lamont wants to expand housing by converting vacant offices, mills and shopping centers, while Connecticut officials turn renewed attention to the state’s housing crisis. Courts and Utilities: A Connecticut judge appeared skeptical of former PURA chair Marissa Gillett’s lawsuit over a $2,500 open-records fine. Separately, an Avangrid compliance officer alleges in a state-court suit that he was fired after raising bribery concerns.
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