CT GOP lawmakers come out swinging against idea of border tolls
"It will serve as a tax on Connecticut residents, especially on those who live near the Massachusetts border and who work in Massachusetts," the senators said.
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"It will serve as a tax on Connecticut residents, especially on those who live near the Massachusetts border and who work in Massachusetts," the senators said.
The House was expected to assign at least $360 million to bolster higher education, social services, mental health, municipal aid and more
When state legislators learned Tuesday that the state government would receive billions more tax dollars over the next few years than anticipated, the good news was tinged with bipartisan disappointme...
If CT lawmakers had known earlier about projected big budget numbers, they might have done things differently in this short session.
A tentative deal would add $300M-$400M to the budget by borrowing and reallocating non-recurring federal pandemic aid for operating expenses.