AGP Executive Report
Last update: 18 minutes agoCT school-bus surveillance fight: Connecticut towns are installing AI-driven license plate readers on school buses, using a legal workaround that critics say still raises privacy concerns—especially as multiple districts partner with BusPatrol to capture stop-arm footage and send it to police. Electric bills and state finance: At the State Bond Commission, Gov. Ned Lamont and Sen. Ryan Fazio sparred over a second round of state bonding to keep public-benefit cost reductions on electric bills through at least next spring. Special education funding pressure: Comptroller Sean Scanlon warned Connecticut’s special education costs are set to outstrip available resources by $96 million, pointing to budget-cap limits and pension-debt pressures. Public safety and accountability: A Rocky Hill high school volleyball coach was charged with DUI after a deadly pedestrian crash, and Connecticut’s GOP leaders head to Dallas for a Trump-centric midterm convention as the party tries to energize voters without a presidential race on the ballot.
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