Connecticut 2026 Regular Session All Bills

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Connecticut Senate Bill SB00046

Introduced
2/4/26  
To provide funding for the restoration and conversion of the historic train station in the town of Wallingford for the benefit of the local economy and community.
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Connecticut Senate Bill SB00024

Introduced
2/4/26  
To provide an operating budget for the Office of Dyslexia and Reading Disabilities.
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Connecticut Senate Bill SB00068

Introduced
2/4/26  
To restore the rate of the credit against the affected business entity tax to ninety-three and one-hundredths per cent.
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Connecticut Senate Bill SB00078

Introduced
2/4/26  
To eliminate the qualifying income thresholds for the personal income tax deductions for Social Security benefits.
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Connecticut Senate Bill SB00010

Introduced
2/4/26  
To fund an increase in court-appointed conservator compensation to align with the increase in minimum wage in accordance with the recommendations of the working group convened under section 7 of public act 25-48.
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Connecticut Senate Bill SB00019

Introduced
2/4/26  
To offset decreases in federal funding for school-based mental health services in the northwest part of the state.
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Connecticut Senate Bill SB00005

Introduced
2/4/26  
Refer
2/4/26  
Refer
2/26/26  
Report Pass
3/16/26  
Refer
3/27/26  
Report Pass
4/2/26  
Report Pass
4/10/26  
Report Pass
4/13/26  
Refer
4/15/26  
Report Pass
4/17/26  
Report Pass
4/20/26  
Engrossed
4/21/26  
Report Pass
4/22/26  
To (1) establish (A) various requirements concerning artificial intelligence, artificial intelligence systems, artificial intelligence technologies, artificial intelligence companions and automated employment-related decision processes, (B) an Artificial Intelligence Policy Office to be overseen by an Artificial Intelligence Policy Director, (C) an Artificial Intelligence Learning Laboratory Program, (D) a Connecticut AI Academy and require various state agencies to disseminate information concerning said academy, (E) an artificial intelligence working group, and (F) a Connecticut Technology Advisory Board; (2) require (A) subscription-based artificial intelligence providers to make consumer disclosures, (B) frontier developers to implement various internal processes concerning frontier models, (C) synthetic digital content to be detectable as synthetic digital content, (D) the Department of Economic and Community Development to develop and implement a program to bolster artificial intelligence cooperation, (E) the Labor Commissioner to establish an Artificial Intelligence Workforce Research Hub, (F) the Office of Workforce Strategy to develop, implement and promote programs to improve the skills of the state's workforce in relation to artificial intelligence and a plan to create technologist apprenticeships, (G) the Office of Health Strategy to create a program to use artificial intelligence systems to enhance health outcomes for state residents, and (H) the Attorney General, Insurance Commissioner and Commissioner of Consumer Protection to accept applications for safe harbor programs; (3) provide (A) that certain uses of an automated employment-related decision process constitute an unlawful discriminatory practice, (B) that no artificial intelligence technology shall be used to modify or impair a collective bargaining agreement or the role of a designated employee organization, (C) for the designation of artificial intelligence fellows, and (D) for the inclusion of instruction in topics such as the responsible use of emerging technologies in teacher certification preparation programs; and (4) modify (A) the "computer science education and workforce development account", (B) the Technology Talent and Innovation Fund Advisory Committee, and (C) the economic development strategic plan.
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Connecticut Senate Bill SB00035

Introduced
2/4/26  
To make school districts whole under the special education excess cost grant.
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Connecticut House Bill HB05015

Introduced
2/4/26  
To eliminate the higher sales and use taxes rate for motor vehicles with a sales price of less than one hundred thousand dollars.
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Connecticut Senate Bill SB00083

Introduced
2/3/26  
Engrossed
2/4/26  
Passed
2/5/26  
Enrolled
2/5/26  
Passed
2/9/26  
Chaptered
2/11/26  
An Act Establishing The Federal Cuts Response Fund.
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Connecticut Senate Bill SB00021

Introduced
2/4/26  
To provide funding for the disposal of surface debris from the mouth of the Housatonic River.
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Connecticut Senate Bill SB00014

Introduced
2/4/26  
To provide funding to combat the illegal manufacturing and sale of fentanyl in Hartford, New Haven, Bridgeport and Waterbury.
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Connecticut Senate Bill SB00055

Introduced
2/4/26  
To dedicate the revenue generated from the additional one per cent of sales tax on meals as follows: (1) Fifty per cent of the amount collected to be deposited in the Tourism Fund; (2) twenty-five per cent of the amount collected to be paid to the municipalities to which the purchases of the meals are sourced; and (3) twenty-five per cent of the amount collected to be deposited in the General Fund and dedicated to funding free school lunches.
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Connecticut Senate Bill SB00051

Introduced
2/4/26  
To increase the research and development tax credit exchange rate under section 12-217ee of the general statutes to one hundred per cent for biotechnology companies.
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Connecticut Senate Bill SB00074

Introduced
2/4/26  
To establish a tax credit in the amount of twenty million dollars in the aggregate for dairy farmers, to offset cyclical downturns in milk prices paid to such farmers.