Lieutenant Governor Susan Bysiewicz and the Department of Economic and Community Development’s Connecticut Office of the Arts (COA) announced it has approved Fairfield’s application to create a Cultural District in town. 

Lt. Governor Bysiewicz and the Department of Economic and Community Development’s Connecticut Office of the Arts (COA) announced it has approved Farmington’s application to create two Cultural Districts in town. 

In partnership with Connecticut Veterans Affairs Commissioner Ronald Welch and Major General Francis Evon of the Connecticut National Guard, Lieutenant Governor Susan Bysiewicz is seeking assistance in identifying any living World War II veterans, having served at any time from December 7, 1941 to December 31, 1946, to be honored during an upcoming ceremony. 

Lieutenant Governor Susan Bysiewicz released the following statement after learning of the passing of former State Representative Joseph Serra.  

Lieutenant Governor Susan Bysiewicz, State Department of Education Commissioner Charlene Russell-Tucker (SDE), local officials, and Manchester Public Schools launched the 2025 Lt. Governor’s Computing Challenge.  

Lt. Governor Bysiewicz and the Department of Economic and Community Development’s Connecticut Office of the Arts (COA) announced it has approved Norwalk’s application to create a Cultural District in town.

Lt. Governor Susan Bysiewicz and Governor Ned Lamont, with agency commissioners and advocates, announced the launch of a new campaign focused on combatting loneliness and social isolation in Connecticut.

Lieutenant Governor Susan Bysiewicz released the following statement after learning of the passing of U.S. Senator Dianne Feinstein.

Today, Lieutenant Governor Susan Bysiewicz and Weston First Selectwoman Samantha Nestor, with Department of Transportation (DOT) Deputy Commissioner Laoise King and state officials, held a ribbon cutting ceremony in Weston for the Town’s approximately 5,500 linear feet of new sidewalk.