Tuesday, December 9, 2025 3:53 AM
Priority Bills SB 1396 Bill Description: Recent Action Taken: Click to Forward Bill Information SB 1450 Bill Description: Substitute Language: SB 1450-PH-Substitute Language Recent Action Taken: Click to Forward Bill Information SB 10 Bill Description: Recent Action Taken: Click to Forward Bill Information HB 5013 Bill Description: Recent Action Taken: Click to Forward Bill Information HB 6913 Bill Description: Recent Action Taken: Click to Forward Bill Information HB 6970 Bill Description: Recent Action Taken: Click to Forward Bill Information HB 6978 Bill Description: Recent Action Taken: Click to Forward Bill Information HB 6990 Bill Description: Recent Action Taken: Click to Forward Bill Information HB 7067 Bill Description: Recent Action Taken: Click to Forward Bill Information HB 7082 Bill Description: Recent Action Taken: Click to Forward Bill Information HB 7129 Bill Description: Recent Action Taken: Click to Forward Bill Information SB 1216 Bill Description: Substitute Language: SB 1216-KID-Substitute Language Recent Action Taken: Click to Forward Bill Information SB 1234 Bill Description: Recent Action Taken: Click to Forward Bill Information SB 1367 Bill Description: Substitute Language: SB 1367-JUD-Substitute Language Recent Action Taken: Click to Forward Bill Information SB 1520 Bill Description: Recent Action Taken: Click to Forward Bill Information SB 1541 Bill Description: Substitute Language: SB 1541-JUD-Substitute Language Recent Action Taken: Click to Forward Bill Information HB 5001 Bill Description: Recent Action Taken: Click to Forward Bill Information HB 5003 Bill Description: Recent Action Taken: Click to Forward Bill Information HB 5019 Bill Description: Substitute Language: HB 5019-ENV-Substitute Language Recent Action Taken: Click to Forward Bill Information HB 5064 Bill Description: Substitute Language: HB 5064-ENV-Substitute Language Recent Action Taken: Click to Forward Bill Information HB 6859 Bill Description: Substitute Language: HB 6859-PS-Substitute Language Recent Action Taken: Click to Forward Bill Information HB 7287 Bill Description: Recent Action Taken: Click to Forward Bill Information SB 1 Bill Description: Recent Action Taken: Click to Forward Bill Information SB 3 Bill Description: Substitute Language: SB 3-GL-Substitute Language Recent Action Taken: Click to Forward Bill Information SB 4 Bill Description: Substitute Language: SB 4-ET-Substitute Language Recent Action Taken: Click to Forward Bill Information SB 9 Bill Description: Substitute Language: SB 9-ENV-Substitute Language Recent Action Taken: Click to Forward Bill Information SB 1235 Bill Description: Substitute Language: SB 1235-GL-Substitute Language Recent Action Taken: Click to Forward Bill Information SB 1525 Bill Description: Recent Action Taken: Click to Forward Bill Information
AN ACT CONCERNING EARNED BUT UNPAID WAGE OR SALARY INCOME ADVANCES.
To establish various requirements concerning earned but unpaid wage or salary income advances.
Signed by the Governor (7/8)
AN ACT CONCERNING RECRUITMENT AND RETENTION OF THE HEALTH CARE WORKFORCE.
To recruit and retain health care providers in the state.
Signed by the Governor (7/1)
AN ACT CONCERNING HEALTH INSURANCE AND PATIENT PROTECTION.
To: (1) Establish (A) certain reporting requirements and enforcement provisions concerning compliance with mental health and substance use disorder benefit laws, and (B) the parity advancement account; (2) require health carriers to bear the burden of proving that certain health care services under adverse determination or utilization review are not medically necessary; (3) establish certain prohibitions on the use of step therapy for prescription drugs; (4) require health carriers to include certain provisions in contracts with health care providers regarding reimbursement for certain covered health benefits; (5) establish certain requirements concerning stop loss insurance policies for health care or medical benefits under any self-funded employee health benefit plan; (6) establish certain health insurance rate filing requirements and require that the Insurance Commissioner adopt regulations concerning affordability in rate filing; (7) prohibit the use of artificial intelligence to make an adverse determination based on medical necessity; and (8) prohibit any individual or group health insurance policy from imposing (A) arbitrary time limits on reimbursement for general anesthesia services, or (B) unilateral arbitrary limitations on reimbursement for medically necessary ancillary services.
Signed by the Governor (6/24)
Monitored Bills
AN ACT ADDING CERTAIN PLANTS TO THE INVASIVE PLANTS LIST.
To prohibit the sale, use and distribution of certain invasive plants in the state.
Signed by the Governor (7/8)
AN ACT PROHIBITING LONG-TERM CARE FACILITIES FROM DISCRIMINATING AGAINST LONG-TERM CARE FACILITY RESIDENTS.
To prohibit long-term care facilities or long-term care facility staff from discriminating against any long-term care facility resident on the basis of such resident's actual or perceived sexual orientation, gender identity or expression or human immunodeficiency virus status.
Signed by the Governor (6/3)
AN ACT CONCERNING ADOPTION OF AMENDMENTS TO THE UNIFORM COMMERCIAL CODE.
To implement the recommendations of the Uniform Law Commission concerning the adoption of amendments to the Uniform Commercial Code.
Signed by the Governor (7/8)
AN ACT CONCERNING THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH'S RECOMMENDATIONS REGARDING VARIOUS REVISIONS TO THE PUBLIC HEALTH STATUTES.
To implement the Department of Public Health's recommendations regarding various revisions to the public health statutes.
Signed by the Governor (6/24)
AN ACT CONCERNING THE SEIZURE AND FORFEITURE OF VIRTUAL CURRENCY AND VIRTUAL CURRENCY WALLETS.
Signed by the Governor (6/23)
AN ACT CONCERNING AN EMERGENCY CERTIFICATE OF NEED APPLICATION PROCESS FOR TRANSFERS OF OWNERSHIP OF HOSPITALS THAT HAVE FILED FOR BANKRUPTCY PROTECTION, THE ASSESSMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES FOR PROPERTY TAXATION, A PROPERTY TAX EXEMPTION FOR VETERANS WHO ARE PERMANENTLY AND TOTALLY DISABLED AND FUNDING OF THE SPECIAL EDUCATION EXCESS COST GRANT.
Public Act 25-2 (3/12)
AN ACT CONCERNING VARIOUS REVISIONS TO THE MONEY TRANSMISSION STATUTES, STATE PAYMENTS AND INVESTMENTS IN VIRTUAL CURRENCY AND MINORS' MONEY SHARING APPLICATION ACCOUNTS.
To (1) define "virtual currency control services vendor", (2) establish requirements for virtual currency money transmission licensees concerning (A) disclosures, (B) receipts, (C) the use of virtual currency under the control of such licensees, and (D) the engagement of other persons to store or hold custody or control of virtual currency for or on behalf of a customer, (3) establish that certain virtual currency held by such licensees shall be deemed to be property interests of any claimants against such licensees, and (4) prohibit the state, and political subdivisions of the state, from (A) accepting or requiring payment in the form of virtual currency, or (B) purchasing, holding, investing in or establishing a reserve of virtual currency.
Signed by the Governor (6/30)
AN ACT CONCERNING THE TRANSFER TO MUNICIPAL OFFICIALS OF VOTING TABULATORS AND ACCESSORIES PURCHASED BY THE SECRETARY OF THE STATE.
To allow the Secretary of the State to transfer to municipal officials voting tabulators and accessories purchased by the Secretary.
Signed by the Governor (5/19)
AN ACT CONCERNING SCHOOL EMERGENCY RESPONSE SYSTEMS.
To authorize the use of funds received under the school security infrastructure competitive grant program for the purchase of emergency response communications systems and personal emergency communication devices for school personnel.
Signed by the Governor (6/24)
AN ACT PROHIBITING LIBRARIES FROM AGREEING TO CERTAIN TERMS IN ELECTRONIC BOOK AND DIGITAL AUDIOBOOK LICENSE AGREEMENTS OR CONTRACTS.
To prohibit libraries in the state from entering into contracts or license agreements with publishers of electronic books and digital audiobooks that contain certain restrictions.
Signed by the Governor (5/29)
AN ACT PROHIBITING A BAIL BONDSMAN OR AGENT FROM APPREHENDING A PRINCIPAL ON A BOND ON THE PREMISES, GROUNDS OR CAMPUS OF ANY HEALTH CARE FACILITY, SCHOOL, INSTITUTION OF HIGHER EDUCATION OR HOUSE OF WORSHIP.
To prohibit a bondsman or agent from apprehending a principal on a bond on the premises, grounds or campus of any health care facility, school, institution of higher education or house of worship.
Signed by the Governor (6/9)
AN ACT CONCERNING AN AMENDMENT TO THE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT CONCERNING EDUCATION RECORDS.
To apply the exemption for education records to the federal act as it existed on January 3, 2012, the date of the last revision.
Signed by the Governor (6/30)
AN ACT CONCERNING THE OFFICE OF THE CORRECTION OMBUDS, DISCLOSURE OF DISCIPLINARY MATTERS OR ALLEGED MISCONDUCT BY A DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION EMPLOYEE, USE OF FORCE AND BODY CAMERAS IN CORRECTIONAL FACILITIES AND CRIMINAL HISTORY RECORDS.
To (1) lengthen the term of the Correction Ombuds, (2) modify the duties and powers of the Office of the Correction Ombuds, (3) amend the budget process for the Office of the Correction Ombuds, (4) modify provisions concerning use of force in correctional facilities, (5) require the development of a plan for use of body cameras by correctional officers, and (6) permit claimants to be granted permission to sue the state in the case of certain claims by persons who are incarcerated.
Signed by the Governor (6/30)
AN ACT CONCERNING THE QUALITY AND DELIVERY OF SPECIAL EDUCATION SERVICES IN CONNECTICUT.
To improve the quality and delivery of special education services.
Signed by the Governor (6/23)
AN ACT CONCERNING EARLY CHILDHOOD CARE AND EDUCATION.
To make use of the Early Childhood Care and Education Fund to fund early care and education programs and initiatives in the state.
Signed by the Governor (6/23)
AN ACT ESTABLISHING EXTENDED PRODUCER RESPONSIBILITY FOR CONSUMER BATTERIES.
To establish an extended producer responsibility program for consumer batteries sold and distributed in the state.
Signed by the Governor (6/10)
AN ACT ESTABLISHING A GRANT PROGRAM FOR AGRICULTURAL PRESERVATION AND FARMLAND ACCESS PURPOSES.
To encourage and provide for the retention of agricultural lands for agricultural purposes.
Signed by the Governor (7/1)
AN ACT CONCERNING THE DEPARTMENT OF EMERGENCY SERVICES AND PUBLIC PROTECTION'S RECOMMENDATIONS REGARDING FIREARM INFORMATION, SECURITY OFFICERS, FIREARM TRANSFERS AND SCHOOL SECURITY GRANTS AND THE FIRE MARSHAL TRAINING COUNCIL, THE COMMISSION ON FIRE PREVENTION AND CONTROL AND THE CODES AND STANDARDS COMMITTEE.
To implement various recommendations of the Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection concerning sexual assault evidence, records of cases of juvenile matters involving delinquency proceedings, information identifying seized or recovered firearms, security guards, firearm transfers and school security grants.
Signed by the Governor (6/30)
AN ACT CONCERNING THE STATE BUDGET FOR THE BIENNIUM ENDING JUNE 30, 2027, AND MAKING APPROPRIATIONS THEREFOR, AND PROVISIONS RELATED TO REVENUE AND OTHER ITEMS IMPLEMENTING THE STATE BUDGET.
Signed by the Governor (6/30)
AN ACT INCREASING RESOURCES FOR STUDENTS, SCHOOLS AND SPECIAL EDUCATION.
To improve the quality of education for the state's children.
Signed by the Governor (6/23)
AN ACT CONCERNING CONSUMER PROTECTION AND SAFETY.
To (1) require fee disclosures for consumer goods and services, (2) impose various requirements concerning connected devices, (3) impose various requirements concerning repairs of electronic or appliance products, (4) require each municipality to establish and maintain a ".gov" Internet top-level domain, (5) provide that no supplier shall downsize, or reduce the quantity, amount, weight or size of, any eligible food unless such supplier (A) reduces the price charged for such eligible food by a commensurate amount, or (B) discloses that such supplier has made such downsizing or reduction, (6) authorize the Attorney General to declare and respond to abnormal economic disruptions, (7) prohibit persons from charging unconscionably excessive prices following precipitating events, and (8) modify the procedures applicable to persons who fail to adhere to provisions concerning precipitating events.
Signed by the Governor (6/10)
AN ACT CONCERNING ENERGY AFFORDABILITY, ACCESS AND ACCOUNTABILITY.
To improve service and reduce costs for electricity ratepayers in the state.
Signed by the Governor (7/1)
AN ACT CONCERNING THE ENVIRONMENT, CLIMATE AND SUSTAINABLE MUNICIPAL AND STATE PLANNING, AND THE USE OF NEONICOTINOIDS AND SECOND-GENERATION ANTICOAGULANT RODENTICIDES.
To provide municipalities certain authorities concerning climate resiliency efforts and restrict the use of neonicotinoids and second-generation rodenticides.
Signed by the Governor (6/10)
AN ACT CONCERNING THE DEPARTMENT OF CONSUMER PROTECTION'S RECOMMENDATIONS REGARDING LOTTERY AND GAMING REGULATION.
To (1) prohibit lottery ticket resales and ticket courier services, (2) modify the Commissioner of Consumer Protection's disciplinary authority concerning certain gaming licensees, (3) require vendor and affiliate licensees to provide books and records, (4) define and redefine certain terms concerning gaming, (5) modify provisions concerning wagers on sporting events involving Connecticut intercollegiate teams, (6) restrict who may review certain criminal history records checks, (7) prohibit certain advertising, (8) authorize certain bets and wagers on boxing and mixed martial arts, (9) provide that certain persons conducting sweepstakes or promotional drawings shall not allow or facilitate participation in certain real or simulated online casino gaming or sports wagering, (10) provide that any person who engages in professional gambling shall be guilty of a class D felony, and (11) repeal a provision authorizing the commissioner to appoint a director to perform delegated functions.
Signed by the Governor (6/24)
AN ACT CONCERNING THE TEACHERS' RETIREMENT BOARD'S RECOMMENDATIONS FOR CHANGES TO THE TEACHERS' RETIREMENT SYSTEM STATUTES.
To implement the Teachers' Retirement Board's recommendations for changes to the teachers' retirement system statutes.
Signed by the Governor (7/1)