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Judicial Branch's Court Support Services Division report to the Juvenile Justice Policy and Oversight Committee. 2021: Apr.
No full textMonthly. Pursuant to C.G.S. section 46b-133l
Financial statements for the General Fund and the Transportation Fund for the month ending 2021: Feb. 28.
No full textMonthly
Questions for Milk Regulation Board nominee / by Janet Kaminski Leduc, chief attorney
No full text1 online resource (2 pages)"March 30, 2021.
Data bulletin / Connecticut. Bureau of Student Assessment and Research ; ǂv School year 2000-2001
No full textPreviously published as: Connecticut's limited English proficient students. [Hartford] : [The Department], [1998]
Other title: Popularly known as: Children's services newsletter
No full textSemiannual; Began with v. 1 (fall 2008).; "BESB.
Minutes of the 2021: Mar. 30 meeting of the Commission on Fire Prevention and Control.
No full textMonthly (except July, Aug. and Dec.); Began in 1999
Monthly report (Connecticut. Auditors of Public Accounts); Other title: Matters reported under section 4-33a
No full textMonthly; Issues for - Dec. 1992 issued as interdepartmental messages.; Subtitle varies
Other title: Connecticut labor force data for affirmative action plans
No full textQuarterly; At head of title: Connecticut
Solar projects on brownfields, carports, and canopies / by Mary Fitzpatrick, principal analyst
No full text1 online resource (12 pages) : 1 color map"October 6, 2021."; Includes bibliographical references (page 12)Discusses barriers to developing solar projects on brownfields, carports, and canopies, and, policy options to encourage these project
"Solar rights" laws in Arizona, California, Florida, Massachusetts, and New York / by Lee Hansen, chief legislative analyst
No full text1 online resource (4 pages)"October 26, 2021."Discusses the provisions of "solar rights" laws in Arizona, California, Florida, Massachusetts, and New York that generally prohibit condominiums, common interest communities, and homeowners associations (HOAs) from banning solar installations on their rooftops or properties