AGP Executive Report
Last update: a minute agoPublic Safety Tech Pause: Gov. Ned Lamont urged towns to pause installing new safety cameras and automated license plate readers while the state reviews the tech, after privacy concerns and local debate over tools like Flock cameras. Immigration Enforcement Protest: Demonstrators gathered near Bradley International Airport to protest ICE activity, arguing airport enforcement operations threaten due process and safety. TANF Data Lawsuit: Washington state joined a 24-state coalition suing to stop federal sharing of TANF recipients’ personal data with other agencies, seeking to halt changes set to take effect Aug. 11. Connecticut Elections Oversight: The secretary of state issued new guidance giving police more discretion at election sites. Local Planning: Stonington residents pressed concerns during a public hearing on the town’s draft 10-year Plan of Conservation and Development, continued to Aug. 18. Weather Damage: Storms downed a tree and wires in Andover, closing Route 316 while crews cleared damage.
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