Geoff Luxenberg

All residents over the age of 16 are now eligible to sign up for a COVID-19 vaccine.

Last week, the state announced that due to the efficient speed at which Connecticut’s vaccine providers have been getting doses out, the state was able to accelerate its vaccine program even further.

Members of Connecticut’s Congressional delegation recently announced the launch of UniteCT, a new state program to provide rental and utility assistance to qualified Connecticut households financially impacted by COVID-19.

Today the State announced several key updates regarding the phasing and pace of Connecticut’s COVID-19 vaccine roll-out including an accelerated timeline to the eligibility schedule.

Here is a helpful update from our U.S. Congressman John Larson about the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) that was signed by the President last week. Also find the estimated dollar amounts of ARPA funds for the Town and Manchester Public Schools.

Access Health CT's, Special Enrollment Period has been extended an extra month, through April 15, due to the high volume of Connecticut residents enrolling since the open of the Special Enrollment Period.

On Thursday, the Governor's office announced the state's anticipated plan to reopen Connecticut and begin easing-up on some of the current restrictions as soon as March 19th.

Yesterday, Governor Lamont announced an age-based vaccine eligibility rollout schedule and clarified that Connecticut Educators and Childcare Providers will become COVID-19 vaccine eligible and will have dedicated clinics in March.