Connecticut 2025 Regular Session All Bills
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Connecticut 2025 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB06933
To provide Medicaid reimbursement for a suicide risk assessment as a separate reimbursable service at a school-based health center.
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Connecticut 2025 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB06934
To provide Medicaid coverage for the services of licensed lactation consultants certified by the International Board of Lactation Consultant Examiners.
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Connecticut 2025 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB06935
To require Medicaid reimbursement rate parity between the Connecticut Children's Medical Center and hospitals that primarily serve adults.
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Connecticut 2025 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB06936
Introduced
2/13/25
Refer
2/13/25
Report Pass
3/5/25
Refer
3/11/25
Report Pass
3/18/25
To fund room and board costs for inpatient addiction treatment for Medicaid enrollees.
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Connecticut 2025 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB06937
Introduced
2/13/25
Refer
2/13/25
Report Pass
3/5/25
Refer
3/11/25
Report Pass
3/18/25
Refer
4/29/25
To provide Medicaid coverage for medically necessary diapers for children.
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Connecticut 2025 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB06938
To increase the number of rental assistance program certificates.
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Connecticut 2025 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB06939
Introduced
2/13/25
Refer
2/13/25
Report Pass
3/6/25
Refer
3/18/25
Report Pass
3/25/25
To authorize state funding for the right to counsel program.
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Connecticut 2025 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB06940
To establish a working group to develop a uniform statutory definition of "affordable housing".
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Connecticut 2025 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB06941
Introduced
2/13/25
Refer
2/13/25
Report Pass
3/6/25
Refer
3/18/25
Report Pass
3/25/25
Refer
4/8/25
Report Pass
4/24/25
To exempt the income earned by a child of an applicant from the calculation of gross income in consideration for participation in the rental assistance program.
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Connecticut 2025 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB06942
Introduced
2/13/25
Refer
2/13/25
Report Pass
2/20/25
Refer
3/3/25
Report Pass
3/10/25
Refer
4/1/25
Report Pass
4/7/25
To establish a radon mitigation assistance program for low-income households.
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Connecticut 2025 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB06943
Introduced
2/13/25
Refer
2/13/25
Report Pass
3/6/25
Refer
3/19/25
Report Pass
3/25/25
Refer
4/29/25
To (1) require a landlord to provide to a tenant an accounting of charges, payments and balances owed, (2) require a landlord to apply rent payments to current rent before arrearages, (3) prohibit a landlord from requiring a tenant to pay a surcharge for a month-to-month lease or holding over beyond the term of the lease, (4) require a landlord to provide written notice to a tenant that such tenant is entitled to file a complaint with a fair rent commission to dispute a rent increase, (5) require a landlord to provide a tenant with an application for admission as an elector, and (6) establish as an unfair trade practice a landlord marketing a lease containing provisions that are contrary to state law.
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Connecticut 2025 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB06944
Introduced
2/13/25
Refer
2/13/25
Report Pass
3/6/25
Refer
3/20/25
Report Pass
3/26/25
To require a municipality to include certain information in its affordable housing plan.
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Connecticut 2025 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB06945
To establish a task force to study municipal penalties for landlords for health and safety violations and determine other mechanisms to resolve such violations that encourage appropriate repairs and ensure tenants have habitable housing.
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Connecticut 2025 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB06946
Introduced
2/13/25
Refer
2/13/25
Report Pass
2/20/25
Refer
3/3/25
Report Pass
3/10/25
To require each housing authority to include certain additional information in its annual report and to post its annual report on its Internet web site.
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Connecticut 2025 Regular Session
Connecticut House Bill HB06947
To prohibit residential rental property owners from using pricing algorithms and competitors' sensitive data to set rental prices.