AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoOffshore Wind & Energy: Gov. Ned Lamont and DEEP Acting Commissioner Emma Cimino marked Revolution Wind’s successful installation of its final 65th turbine, a key step toward full commercial operation later this year, with Connecticut’s 304 MW share aimed at boosting grid reliability and insulating rates from winter volatility. Transportation Infrastructure: CTDOT highlighted safety gains from modern roundabouts during National Roundabouts Week, citing major reductions in severe and total crashes, and scheduled a public meeting on Route 9/Exit 38 interchange improvements in Newington and New Britain. Auto Industry & Consumer Protection: Connecticut and federal regulators continue cracking down on junk fees and predatory practices, including a $4 million settlement tied to auto dealer “junk fees” and unauthorized add-ons. Housing & Development: Greenwich broke ground on Benedict Court, a downtown apartment complex with 40% reserved for moderate-income residents. Business Expansion: Student Transportation of America acquired Sunrise Transportation, expanding special-needs and general-education bus services across Illinois and Connecticut. Public Safety & Health: A federal judge permanently blocked Trump SNAP penalties affecting lawful permanent residents, while measles cases in the U.S. continue to rise week over week.
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