AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoSchool Bus Safety Tech: New Haven, Bridgeport and Vernon are using AI cameras on school buses to catch drivers who pass stopped buses; New Haven logged about 12,000 incidents after installing cameras on more than 300 buses, while Vernon caught nearly 100 in three days, raising enforcement and privacy questions. Endangered Species Act Fight: Connecticut AG and a coalition of states sued the Trump administration over rollbacks to endangered-species protections, including changes to what counts as “harm” and how “critical habitat” is designated. Local Housing Planning: Old Lyme is building its approach to Public Act 25-1, waiting on regional housing numbers before deciding how to participate in the state’s affordable-housing framework. State Investment in Neighborhoods: Norwalk leaders marked $3 million in state funding for improvements to the MLK corridor, including facade work, trees and a public mural. Higher Ed Affordability: Trinity College will cover full tuition, housing and meals for admitted Hartford residents starting with the 2027-28 school year. Cybercrime Case: A 22-year-old ringleader pleaded guilty in a $245 million crypto theft conspiracy tied to an international network that included people in Connecticut. Business Spotlight: DeCicco & Sons opened its first Connecticut location in Greenwich, expanding a School Rebate Program.
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