Lamont Vetoes $4M from CT Bill, Hits Community Programs
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Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont vetoed $4 million in grants and earmarks from Senate Bill 298, citing a rushed process and lack of transparency. The bill, which skipped public hearings and committee scrutiny, included funds for teacher training, veterans, recreation projects, judicial programs, and youth initiatives. Lamont spared non-earmark funds and praised the bills provisions on warehouse worker safety, election protections, and police training. He also approved Senate Bill 299 to combat fraud in the states bottle deposit system.
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