AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoEducation Investment: An Indianapolis nonprofit plans to use a $69 million federal grant to expand its charter-school model in Connecticut, aiming to more than double charter enrollment. State Finances: Connecticut projects $1 billion in additional revenue for its next two-year budget, giving lawmakers more room to weigh spending priorities. Jobs & Growth: Pfizer has committed $650 million to support business growth in eastern Connecticut; FuelCell Energy is also set to host an AI data-center power testbed at its Connecticut manufacturing facility, while a Branford medical-device startup raised $1.2 million. Housing & Workforce: The state’s First Responders’ Time to Own program offers eligible police, firefighters and EMTs up to $25,000 toward a first home in the community where they work. Manufacturing Labor: UAW members at Triumph Engine Controls and aerospace workers in West Hartford held strike rallies, spotlighting labor disputes in Connecticut’s industrial sector.
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