AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoLocal Surveillance: Norwalk’s public safety committee backed a five-year, $5.5 million Axon contract that could replace the city’s 11 Flock license-plate readers; finance and full council approval are still needed. Cost of Living: Connecticut families are squeezed by high housing, energy and property-tax costs, with one Tariffville couple selling a car and cutting children’s activities to make ends meet. Energy: Revolution Wind is now fully operational, sending 304 megawatts to Connecticut and 400 megawatts to Rhode Island. Election Fallout: After sweeping losses, Connecticut Republicans face calls for an honest reckoning; Democrats, meanwhile, are keeping Matt Ritter and Bob Duff in top legislative leadership posts. Three state House races are headed for recounts. Federal Oversight: Sen. Richard Blumenthal set document deadlines for Binance, Tether and two Trump-linked crypto ventures, warning that noncompliance could lead to subpoenas.
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