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Gov. Dannel Malloy urged lawmakers to replenish the Special Transportation Fund.
January 11 -
The state issued the notes in 2009 to cover operating expenses when its rainy-day fund was depleted.
January 3 -
The Connecticut governor cited recent changes to the state employee pension system as a parallel.
December 28 -
The rating agency will continue to monitor financial developments in Connecticut's capital city.
December 15 -
Alternative strategies include general obligation borrowing to offset limited bonding capacity in the special transportation fund.
December 11 -
Only weeks after Gov. Dannel Malloy signed a fiscal 2018 budget, the state has a new round of fiscal crises.
December 7 -
Thomas Hamilton, Scott Jackson and Jay Nolan will join the nascent board that will intervene in and assist with municipal distress cases.
November 27 -
Budget secretary Benjamin Barnes' latest revenue estimate comes two weeks after lawmakers passed a $41.3 billion biennial spending plan.
November 14 -
A commission would examine transferring capital assets to a trust and building asset values to benefit pension plans.
November 3 -
The governor's action ends a five-month impasse over the biennial spending plan, though work remains at the state capitol.
November 1