Hubert Delany

State Representative Hubert Delany and State Senator James Maroney, Co-Chairs of the Connecticut General Assembly's Artificial Intelligence (AI) Caucus, applaud the Senate and House passage of the Senate Bill 4: An Act Concerning Consumer Privacy and Protection.

State Representative Hubert Delany and State Senator James Maroney, Co-Chairs of the Connecticut General Assembly's Artificial Intelligence (AI) Caucus, applaud the Senate and House passage of the C.A.R.T Act, Senate Bill 5: An Act Concerning Online Safety. The C.A.R.T. Act creates clear standards for powerful AI systems, while preparing Connecticut's residents, workers, students, small businesses, public agencies, and institutions for an AI-driven economy.

Spring is here, and with it comes a season of renewal, reflection, and hard work. As many in our community observe Holy Week, Passover, and Easter, I want to extend my warmest wishes to all who are marking these sacred and meaningful holidays. This is a time when families and communities come together in faith, remembrance, and hope, and I wish peace to all who are celebrating.

Governor Ned Lamont announced that the Connecticut Student Loan Reimbursement Program has opened a new grant round and is now accepting applications for student loan payments that were made during the 2025 calendar year.

It's easier than ever to follow along and get involved this session. There are several resources you can utilize that will help you stay updated on the legislative process as it unfolds in Hartford.

The 2026 Legislative Session is officially underway, and we begin this work at a time when our country feels unsettled and uncertain. In moments like these, state government matters even more.

Connecticut passed new legislation requiring the Department of Social Services to spread out SNAP benefit issuance dates throughout the month rather than concentrating them in the first few days. This change will help reduce congestion at retailers and improve the overall client experience. SNAP users can expect this change to begin on March 1st, 2026.  

The storm and low temperatures over the next few days will cause dangerous weather conditions. During any urgent situation and emergency, contact 9-1-1.