News Releases from the Department of Consumer Protection

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• Local Gasoline Dealer to Reimburse Consumers, Pay $20,000 as Part of Settlement

• Halloween Safety Tips from the Department of Consumer Protection

• CONSUMER PROTECTION COMMISSIONER ACCEPTS BOARD OF PHYSICIANS RECOMMENDATIONS

• Department of Consumer Protection Files Complaint Against Alleged Parole System Scammer

• Banzai Inflatable Pool Slides Sold by Walmart and Toys R Us are Recalled Following Reported Death, Severe Neck Injuries

• Milford Establishment Charged with Alleged Sale of Alcohol to Minors in Recent State/Local Inspection

• Hooded Sweatshirts with Drawstrings Still Pose Dangers

• Consumers Warned about Recalled Snap Bracelets Due to Laceration Hazard

• Department of Consumer Protection Advises Consumers to Heed Voluntary Recall of Some Proximo Spirits "1800 Tequila" Products in 1.75 Liter Bottles

• Department Warns: Paving Scammers Have Surfaced in Connecticut

• CONN. JOINS $120M SETTLEMENT WITH GENERAL MOTORS OVER DEFECTIVE IGNITION SWITCH

• CONSUMER PROTECTION WARNS AGAINST CONNECTICUT BASED WORK AT HOME SCAM

• CONSUMER PROTECTION COMMISSIONER ACCEPTS BOARD OF PHYSICIANS RECOMMENDATIONS FOR NEW MEDICAL MARIJUANA CONDITIONS

• CONNECTICUT BOARD OF PHYCISIANS HOLDS PUBLIC HEARING TO DISCUSS PETITIONS FOR ADDITIONAL CONDITIONS FOR MEDICAL MARIJUANA PROGRAM

• CONNECTICUT CHILDREN'S MEDICAL CENTER FIRST IN STATE TO CONNECT ELECTRONICALLY TO PRESCRIPTION DRUG MONITORING PROGRAM