Public Act No. 14-131, An Act Concerning the Findings of the Military Occupational Specialty Task Force, and Public Act No. 14-65, An Act Concerning Revisions to the Higher Education Statutes and Military Occupational Licensing Data, require state licensing authorities to certify, waive, grant, or award certain licenses, registrations, examinations, training, or credit for veterans, armed forces or National Guard members (service members) with military experience or qualifications similar to those otherwise required. These Public Acts, and Public Act No. 18-37, An Act Including the Higher Education Committee in the Receipt of Annual Reports Relating to Military Veterans and Licensure, also require the reporting of military occupational licensing data (Conn. Gen. Stat. Sec. 4-61bb).
- 2020 Report on Recognition of Relevant Military Education, Skills and Training in the Occupational Certification and Licensing Process.
- 2025-26 Report on Veterans and Credit for Military Service (Conn. Gen. Stat. § 4-61bb(c)(2))
Department of Labor
Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection
Department of Public Health
- 2016 Annual Report Military Occupational Specialty Task Force
- 2017 DPH Report on Recognizing and Accepting Military Training
- 2018 Military Occupational Specialty Task Force Report
- 2019 DPH Report on Recognizing and Accepting Military Training
Office of Higher Education
Department of Consumer Protection
UCONN Board of Trustees
- 2018-19 Report on Veterans and Credit for Military Service
- 2021-22 Report on Veterans and Credit for Military Service
More reports can be found here: Reports to the Governor and the Legislature
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