Connecticut Senate Bill SB01144

Connecticut 2025 Regular Session

• Introduced: 1/23/25
• Refer: 1/23/25

Caption

An Act Repealing Certain Amendments To The Charter Of The South Central Connecticut Regional Water Authority.

Impact

The repeal aimed by SB01144 may have significant implications for the governance structure of the South Central Connecticut Regional Water Authority. By removing sections of the existing public act, the bill essentially seeks to restore previous operational frameworks that could have been altered by the amendments. This could lead to changes in how the water authority manages and provides services, impacting both regulatory procedures and community engagement.

Summary

SB01144 is a legislative proposal introduced in January 2025 aimed at repealing specific amendments to the charter of the South Central Connecticut Regional Water Authority. The focus of this bill is on eliminating certain sections, specifically sections 34 to 42, of public act 24-1 from the June special session. The lawmakers behind this bill, Senator Fazio and Representative Marra, advocate for the repeal as part of their legislative agenda.

Contention

There may be varying opinions regarding the necessity of these amendments and their repeal. Supporters of the repeal could argue that returning to previous regulations will simplify operations and enhance accountability within the Water Authority. Conversely, critics might express concerns that repealing these amendments could undermine advancements made towards transparency and efficiency in the management of water resources. The discussion surrounding the bill may also bring into question broader issues of local governance and authority, particularly how regional bodies can adapt to the evolving needs of their communities.