Connecticut Bond Commission

Connecticut has resisted the lure of matching federal funds, leaving hundreds of millions unspent in its transportation fund since 2021.

There’s mixed reaction after the Connecticut Bond Commission approved $30 million to complete the redevelopment of the State Pier in New London to be a hub for the offshore wind industry, which has cost triple the original price tag.

The Connecticut Bond Commission approved $20 million for technology that might help curb a spike of wrong-way driver accidents on the state’s highways on Friday.

A spike in COVID-related claims was responsible for a high number of rejections after the launch of Connecticut's family and medical leave program in January, according to Andrea Barton Reeves, CEO of the state’s Paid Leave Authority.

The chairman of the Connecticut Port Authority has acknowledged that officials knew it would cost more to upgrade the State Pier in New London than what the Lamont administration had proposed in 2019.

Connecticut’s bond commission approved spending $5 million to help houses of worship improve security on Thursday. This comes after two shootings in Buffalo, New York, and Uvalde, Texas. Faith leaders welcomed the move.

Connecticut’s Bond Commission approved $650 million in state borrowing on Tuesday. The money is to be used for a number of projects including…