News Releases from the Department of Consumer Protection

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• Governor Lamont Announces Renewed Emphasis on Growing a Diverse Skilled Trades Workforce

• DCP Commissioner Seagull, AG Tong Warn About Credit Card Skimmers Ahead of Summer Travel

• Department of Consumer Protection, Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services Encourage Families to Dispose of Unneeded Medication on Drug Take Back Day

• State Officials Encourage Connecticut Legal Aid Organizations to Join FTC Community Advocate Center Initiative

• DCP Drug Control Division Eliminates Wait Times with Dispensary Facility Transfer Process Improvements for MMP Patients

• Consumer Protection Commissioner Applauds Passage of House Bill 6100, An Act Concerning Department of Consumer Protection Licensing and Enforcement, Antitrust Issues and the Palliative Use of Marijuana, and Revisions to the Liquor Control Act

• Department of Consumer Protection Warns Businesses That Selling THC-Containing Hemp Products Is Now Illegal

• Governor Lamont Announces Provisional Licenses Issued for Daily Fantasy Sports

• Officials Remind Consumers to be Cautious Before Beginning Home Improvement, Driveway Resealing Projects

• MEDIA ADVISORY: FRIDAY AT 12 PM Department of Consumer Protection, Federal Trade Commission Announce Partnership In New Consumer Community Advocate Center Initiative

• DCP, Federal Trade Commission Announce Partnership Encouraging Nonprofit Legal Service Organizations to Join FTC Community Advocate Center Initiative

• Connecticut State Officials Warn Residents to be Aware of Hurricane Season and Natural Disaster-Related Scams As Severe Weather Events Become More Common

• Department of Consumer Protection Calls for Complaints Regarding a Home Improvement Contractor

• DEPARTMENT OF CONSUMER PROTECTION WARNS OF POTENTIAL STORM DANGERS, SCAMS AHEAD OF HURRICANE HENRI

• Check Before You Donate: Some Charities Just Lost their Federal Tax Exemption