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SB 277·CT·senate

AN ACT IMPLEMENTING THE DEPARTMENT OF ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES' RECOMMENDATIONS REGARDING THE CODE OFFICIAL CAREER PATHWAY, THE FIRE SAFETY CODE, BURN INJURY REPORTS AND STATE BUILDING CODE PROVISIONS RELATING TO ACCESSIBILITY.

Signed into LawFiled Feb 19, 2026
Sponsor: Paul Cicarella (R)
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SIGNED BY GOVERNOR

Jun 4, 2026

Summary

SB 277 requires towns to choose polling sites that meet state building‑code accessibility standards and obligates the Department of Public Health to report burn‑related injuries and deaths to the State Fire Marshal each year. It also creates minimum experience and certification standards for local fire marshals and lets the State Fire Marshal publish official code interpretations. The law updates clearance heights for public parking structures and expands the definition of disability discrimination in housing.

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