Connecticut Senate Bill SB00232

Connecticut 2011 Regular Session

• Introduced: 1/20/11
• Refer: 1/20/11

Caption

An Act Authorizing Bonds Of The State For The Boys' And Girls' Club Of Bristol.

Impact

The enactment of SB00232 could significantly impact the local community by providing resources to expand recreational and developmental activities for youth in Bristol. The funding would likely aid in the creation of a space that could foster various programs aimed at youth engagement, education, and personal development. This endeavor aligns with broader state objectives of improving community infrastructure and promoting youth welfare through adequate facilities and programs.

Summary

SB00232 is a legislative proposal aiming to authorize the issuance of state bonds for a specific purpose: funding the construction of a new facility for the Boys' and Girls' Club of Bristol. The bill permits the State Bond Commission to issue bonds up to an aggregate amount of five hundred thousand dollars. This funding is intended to support a grant-in-aid managed by the Department of Economic and Community Development, facilitating improvements that are expected to enhance local youth programs and services provided by the Club.

Contention

While the bill specifically seeks to channel funds toward the Boys' and Girls' Club, it may still raise discussions regarding the allocation of state resources. Stakeholders might debate whether funds should be directed toward a single organization or if a more diversified funding approach would better serve a wider range of community needs. Moreover, discussions could extend to the effectiveness of such funding programs in providing long-term benefits to youth, questioning the sustainability of government bonds in funding community initiatives.