Connecticut 2026 Regular Session All Bills (Page 60)

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Connecticut 2026 Regular Session

Connecticut House Bill HB05237

Introduced
2/18/26  
Refer
2/18/26  
Report Pass
3/16/26  
Refer
3/30/26  
To implement recommendations by the Department of Motor Vehicles regarding (1) records relating to vessels, (2) the definition of "commissioner", (3) the replacement of a certificate of title, and (4) the proclamation of an Accessible Parking Awareness Day.
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Connecticut 2026 Regular Session

Connecticut House Bill HB05215

Introduced
2/18/26  
Refer
2/18/26  
Report Pass
2/27/26  
Refer
3/5/26  
Report Pass
3/11/26  
Engrossed
4/8/26  
Report Pass
4/10/26  
To make technical revisions to the education and early childhood statutes.
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Connecticut 2026 Regular Session

Connecticut House Bill HB05217

Introduced
2/18/26  
To make the Commissioner of Education the department head of the Department of Education.
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Connecticut 2026 Regular Session

Connecticut House Bill HB05240

Introduced
2/18/26  
Refer
2/18/26  
Report Pass
3/2/26  
Refer
3/10/26  
Report Pass
3/17/26  
Engrossed
4/8/26  
Report Pass
4/10/26  
To make various revisions to developmental services statutes.
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Connecticut 2026 Regular Session

Connecticut Senate Bill SB00219

Introduced
2/18/26  
Refer
2/18/26  
Report Pass
3/10/26  
Refer
3/16/26  
To establish that if the Banking Commissioner determines that any landlord has violated certain provisions concerning rental security deposits, the commissioner may, in accordance with sections 36a-50 and 36a-52 of the general statutes, order such landlord to pay a civil penalty not exceeding one hundred thousand dollars per violation, cease and desist from such practices and comply with certain provisions concerning rental security deposits.
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Connecticut 2026 Regular Session

Connecticut House Bill HB05212

Introduced
2/18/26  
To require certain payments on mortgage loans issued by Connecticut banks and Connecticut credit unions on and after October 1, 2026, to be accepted and credited or treated as credited.
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Connecticut 2026 Regular Session

Connecticut Senate Bill SB00234

Introduced
2/18/26  
Refer
2/18/26  
Report Pass
3/16/26  
Refer
3/30/26  
To permit a person who is sixteen or seventeen years of age to transport such person's siblings after being issued a motor vehicle operator's license.
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Connecticut 2026 Regular Session

Connecticut Senate Bill SB00233

Introduced
2/18/26  
Refer
2/18/26  
Report Pass
3/11/26  
Refer
3/23/26  
Report Pass
3/30/26  
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
4/29/26  
Report Pass
4/30/26  
To (1) exempt from licensing requirements certain persons (A) employed by, and under the direction of, a licensed solar contractor, and (B) performing certain work on a solar photovoltaic facility, (2) amend the Home Solicitation Sales Act by (A) defining and redefining various terms, (B) requiring the Office of Consumer Counsel to develop a consumer handbook concerning home solicitation sales of residential solar photovoltaic systems, (C) requiring sellers to make additional disclosures, (D) establishing requirements concerning sellers of residential solar photovoltaic systems, and (E) modifying the penalty applicable for violations of said act, and (3) require residential solar lenders and lessors to provide payoff statements and transfer documentation.
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Connecticut 2026 Regular Session

Connecticut House Bill HB05235

Introduced
2/18/26  
Refer
2/18/26  
Report Pass
3/16/26  
Refer
3/30/26  
Report Pass
4/7/26  
Refer
4/14/26  
To require the Commissioner of Transportation to develop a plan to respond to temporary encampments by persons experiencing homelessness on any state highway right-of-way or real property in the custody of the Department of Transportation.
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Connecticut 2026 Regular Session

Connecticut Senate Bill SB00216

Introduced
2/18/26  
Refer
2/18/26  
Report Pass
3/10/26  
Refer
3/16/26  
To establish that the State Treasurer may accept certain rates for investment-related services under the community bank and credit union investment program.
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Connecticut 2026 Regular Session

Connecticut House Bill HB05233

Introduced
2/18/26  
To provided funding for improvements to the water and sewer infrastructure in the north end of the town of Manchester.
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Connecticut 2026 Regular Session

Connecticut Senate Bill SB00225

Introduced
2/18/26  
Refer
2/18/26  
Report Pass
3/11/26  
Refer
3/20/26  
To authorize a public agency to charge a redaction fee for the disclosure of a record created by police body-worn equipment or dashboard cameras that contains portions not authorized to be disclosed under state or federal law.
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Connecticut 2026 Regular Session

Connecticut House Bill HB05229

Introduced
2/18/26  
Refer
2/18/26  
Report Pass
3/11/26  
Refer
3/23/26  
Report Pass
3/30/26  
Engrossed
5/4/26  
Report Pass
5/4/26  
Passed
5/5/26  
Chaptered
5/14/26  
To restrict gaming advertising at college and university campuses, establish requirements regarding withdrawal of funds from gaming accounts, require gaming licensees to maintain customer service telephone numbers and bar the use of artificial intelligence for targeting certain bets to customers making online sports wagers.
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Connecticut 2026 Regular Session

Connecticut House Bill HB05227

Introduced
2/18/26  
Refer
2/18/26  
Report Pass
3/11/26  
Refer
3/23/26  
Report Pass
3/30/26  
To (1) require persons performing mold remediation for compensation in the state to register with the Department of Consumer Protection, (2) establish standards for the performance of mold remediation, and (3) provide that no certificate shall be given under the Home Improvement Act to any person who holds such person out to be a contractor that performs mold remediation unless such person provides evidence, satisfactory to the Commissioner of Consumer Protection, that the contractor is certified as a mold remediator.
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Connecticut 2026 Regular Session

Connecticut House Bill HB05234

Introduced
2/18/26  
To establish a fee on short-term rental properties and distribute the revenue generated from the fee proportionally to municipalities.