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  • Gov. Malloy Launches Conversation on Expanding ‘Second Chance Society’ Initiatives in Connecticut

    Governor Dannel P. Malloy, during a speech today at a Connecticut Law Review symposium on criminal justice reform, said that he is launching a conversation on how the state can build on Connecticut's "Second Chance Society" reforms.  While Connecticut has been a national leader in criminal justice, some of the ideas regarding juvenile justice proposed today would be first-in-the-nation reforms.  Shifting from a one-size-fits-all approach within the criminal justice system, Connecticut aims to differentiate and tailor its approach by potentially raising the age of the juvenile justice system's jurisdiction through age 20 instead of age 17, as well as allowing low-risk young adults aged 21 through 25 to have their cases heard confidentially, their records sealed, and the opportunity to have those records expunged.  He also discussed exploring bail bond reform.

  • Gov. Malloy's 2015 Thanksgiving Message

    On the eve of Thanksgiving, Governor Dannel P. Malloy shared the following message with Connecticut residents.

  • Gov. Malloy Appoints Three to Serve on the State Board of Education

    Governor Dannel P. Malloy today announced that he is appointing Erik Clemons of New Haven, William Davenport of Litchfield, and Malia Sieve of Norwich to serve as members on the Connecticut State Board of Education.

  • Gov. Malloy & Lt. Gov. Wyman Statements on October Jobs Report

    Governor Dannel P. Malloy and Lt. Governor Nancy Wyman today released the following statements in response to the Connecticut Department of Labor's monthly "Labor Situation" report for October 2015, which shows that the state unemployment rate dropped one tenth of a point to 5.1 percent - its lowest level since March 2008, before the start of the Great Recession.

  • Gov. Malloy Announces Enhanced Upgrades to Department of Transportation’s Winter Maintenance Fleet

    Governor Dannel P. Malloy and Connecticut Department of Transportation (CTDOT) Commissioner James Redeker today announced that - with the winter season steadily approaching - the state is making preparations with 114 new plow trucks, supplies, and support equipment to supplement the transportation agency's snow and ice fighting fleet.

  • Gov. Malloy, Lt. Gov. Wyman and Officials Open Connecticut State Veterans Memorial

    Governor Dannel P. Malloy, Lt. Governor Nancy Wyman, and the Connecticut State Veterans Memorial Board of Directors today joined Congressman John Larson, Connecticut Military Department Adjutant General Thaddeus Martin, Connecticut Department of Veterans' Affairs Commissioner Sean Connolly, and U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Secretary for Policy and Planning Linda Schwartz to officially commemorate the opening of the Connecticut State Veterans Memorial.

  • Gov. Malloy: Flags Lowered to Half-Staff in Honor of the Victims of the Tragedy in Paris

    Governor Dannel P. Malloy today announced that - in accordance with a proclamation from President Barack Obama directing flags to be lowered to honor the victims of the attacks in Paris, France - U.S. and state flags in Connecticut will fly at half-staff beginning immediately until sunset on Thursday, November 19.

  • Gov. Malloy Releases Economic Impact Numbers of Replacing the Hartford Viaduct

    Governor Dannel P. Malloy today announced that an economic analysis performed on the I-84 Viaduct in Hartford demonstrates that the benefits of replacing the aging, 2.5-mile stretch of highway are two to three times the cost of its anticipated replacement.  Replacement - rather than inaction - will generate billions in economic activity while supporting thousands of jobs.  Allowing the Viaduct to deteriorate will impose huge costs on travelers as well as to businesses.

  • Gov. Malloy Invites Public to Annual Holiday Open House at the Governor's Residence

    Governor Dannel P. Malloy and First Lady Cathy Malloy are inviting Connecticut residents to attend the annual holiday open house of the Governor's Residence, located at 990 Prospect Avenue in Hartford, which will be decorated for the season and open to the public for tours.

  • Saturday: Gov. Malloy Speaks at Mitchell College Commencement Ceremony

    On Saturday morning, Governor Dannel P. Malloy will make brief remarks at the Mitchell College graduation ceremony in New London, where over 150 students will receive their bachelor and associate degrees.

  • Tuesday: Gov. Malloy Discusses Impact of "Second Chance society" Initiative on Youth Offenders

    On Tuesday afternoon, Governor Dannel P. Malloy will visit the Connecticut Juvenile Training School (CJTS) in Middletown, where he will hold a news conference to discuss the impact that his "Second Chance Society" initiatives will have on turning lives around.  The Governor will be joined at the news conference by police chiefs and representatives from Connecticut's major cities. 

  • Friday: Gov. Malloy Participates in Hammonasset Beach Groundbreaking; Tours Attractions on the Shoreline

    On Friday afternoon, Governor Dannel P. Malloy will participate in the groundbreaking ceremony to commemorate the start of major improvements at Hammonasset Beach State Park in Madison, including a new Meigs Point Nature Center and improvements to West Beach, which was damaged by recent severe storms.  He will be joined by Department of Energy and Environmental Protection Commissioner Rob Klee, Department of Administrative Services Commissioner Melody Currey, First Selectman Fillmore McPherson, park advocates, and other state and local officials.

  • Gov. Malloy’s Prepared Remarks Today on Criminal Justice Reform

    Governor Dannel P. Malloy presented some first-in-the-nation ideas regarding criminal justice today at a Connecticut Law Review symposium held at the UConn School of Law in Hartford.  While Connecticut has become a national leader in its criminal justice efforts, the Governor introduced several ideas to deliver further progress, including raising the age of the juvenile justice system's jurisdiction through age 20 instead of age 17, as well as allowing low-risk young adults aged 21 through 25 to have their cases heard confidentially, their records sealed, and the opportunity to have those records expunged.  He also discussed exploring bail bond reform.

  • Wednesday: Gov. Malloy Holds News Conference in New Haven on Second Chance Initiative; Speaks at Hispanic Veterans Event

    On Wednesday morning, Governor Dannel P. Malloy will hold a news conference in New Haven, where he will discuss his "Second Chance Society" initiative and the effects of mandatory minimum sentences on urban areas.  He will be joined by Mayor Toni Harp and other state and local officials.

  • Gov. Malloy Announces $1.6 Million for Pre-K Classrooms in Twelve School Districts

    Governor Dannel P. Malloy today announced that the State Bond Commission is anticipated to approve nearly $1.6 million in grants at its meeting on Monday that will be used to improve and upgrade early childhood education classrooms across the state.