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Due to far below normal precipitation and ongoing fire danger levels, a Stage 2 Drought Advisory has been declared for Connecticut. Residents are encouraged to be mindful of water consumption and use extra caution to prevent fires. An emergency burn ban is in effect at all state parks, forests, and wildlife management areas, prohibiting the use of all outdoor grills, firepits, campfires, etc.

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8/18/2024 Governor Lamont Statement on Severe Flooding Impacting Portions of Connecticut
7/12/2024 Governor Lamont Activates Connecticut’s Extreme Hot Weather Protocol From Sunday to Wednesday
7/8/2024 Governor Lamont Activates Connecticut’s Extreme Hot Weather Protocol Through Wednesday Afternoon
6/5/2024 Governor Lamont Announces State Funding To Address Flooding at Jobs Pond in Portland
Governor Lamont Announces State Funding To Address Flooding at Jobs Pond in Portland
4/24/2024 FEMA Seeks Input on Draft National Resilience Guidance
FEMA Seeks Input on Draft National Resilience Guidance
2/13/2024 Gov Lamont Orders Executive Branch State Office Buildings Closed to the Public Due to Winter Storm
Gov Lamont Orders Executive Branch State Office Buildings Closed to the Public Due to Winter Storm
2/12/2024 Governor Lamont Implements Ban on all Tandem and Empty Tractor Trailers Ahead of Winter Storm
Governor Lamont Implements Ban on all Tandem and Empty Tractor Trailers Ahead of Winter Storm
1/14/2024 Governor Lamont Announces President Biden Authorizes Declaration Enabling Federal Emergency Response Personnel and Equipment to Assist With the Potential of Additional Flooding in New London County
Governor Lamont Announces President Biden Authorizes Declaration Enabling Federal Emergency Response Personnel and Equipment to Assist With the Potential of Additional Flooding in New London County