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• Attorney General’s Statement On Proposed Water Rate Decrease

• Attorney General Urges Strong Scrutiny Of Cheetah Import Permit, Raises Questions About Private Zoo’s Charitable Status

• Attorney General Urges “Silver Alert” To Protect Missing Senior Citizens

• Attorney General Urges National Small Business Trade Group To Join His Call On Fed To Roll Back Credit Card Interest Rates And Fees

• Attorney General Seeks Tamiflu Pricing Policies From Major Pharmacies

• Attorney General Announces Liberty Mutual Will Pay State $2 Million For Alleged Bid-Rigging And Secret Kickback Scheme

• Attorney General Announces National Settlement with Bank of America for Anticompetitive Scheme That Defrauded Municipalities and Nonprofits

• Attorney General Announces Novartis To Pay State $151,000 For Alleged Illegal Drug Marketing

• Attorney General Announces Order Permanently Barring Serial Animal Abuser From Owning Or Overseeing Animals

• Attorney General Announces Plans To Seek Standards For Wind Farms

• The Privacy and Data Security Department

  The Privacy and Data Security Department handles matters related to the protection of Connecticut residents' personal information and data. The Department enforces state laws governing notification of data breaches, safeguarding of personal information, and protection of social security numbers and other sensitive information. The Department is also responsible for enforcement of federal laws under which the Attorney General has enforcement authority, including the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA), the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA), and the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA). In addition, this Department provides the Attorney General with advice and counsel on proposed legislation and other matters regarding privacy and data security, and it engages in extensive outreach to citizens and businesses on matters relating to data protection and privacy.

• Connecticut Department of Motor Vehicles

  The jurisdiction of the Connecticut Department of Motor Vehicles includes, but is not limited to, the licensing of motor vehicle operators, the registration of motor vehicles, including emissions testing, motor vehicle dealers and repairers, trucks and school buses. If you have any questions concerning any motor vehicle issue, you may wish to visit the Connecticut Department of Motor Vehicles website or by contacting them at (860)263-5700 (Within Hartford area or outside of Connecticut); or at (800)842-8222 (Elsewhere in Connecticut).

• Historic Preservation and Museum Commission Division of the Connecticut Commission on Arts, Tourism, Culture, History and Film

  The Historic Preservation and Museum Division protects and preserves Connecticut’s historical resources such as residential and commercial buildings, schools and factories, town greens and parks, churches and temples. The Historic Preservation and Museum Commission works closely with the Attorney General’s Transportation Section to prevent the unreasonable destruction of historic properties and landmarks. If you have any questions concerning these matters, you may wish to visit the Connecticut Historic Preservation and Museum Commission website; or contact them at (860)566-3005.

• Cannabis Notices of Material Change Filing

  The Antitrust Section reviews the Notices of Material Change filed prior to any material change to a cannabis establishment per Conn. Gen. Stat. § 21a-422k.

• Steven Weinberger, State Employees Retirement Commission, 2000-003 Formal Opinion, Attorney General of Connecticut

  In your letter of September 9, 1999, you asked us whether an active judge participating in the Judges, Family Support Magistrates, and Compensation Commissioners Retirement System (hereinafter referred to as the judges retirement system) may concurrently receive a benefit from the State Employees Retirement Fund (SERF).