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SB 405·CT·senate

AN ACT CONCERNING THE IMPAIRED DRIVING ENFORCEMENT AND DRUG RECOGNITION TRAINING GRANT PROGRAM.

Reported by CommitteeFiled Mar 4, 2026
Sponsor: Mitch Bolinsky
Latest Action

FILE NO. 303

Apr 1, 2026

Summary

The bill sets up a state-run grant program that reimburses or funds municipalities and the Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection for advanced roadside impaired-driving enforcement and drug-recognition expert training for police officers. Funding comes from a newly created non‑lapsing account that receives a portion of the state’s cannabis tax. The program must report annually to the legislature’s public‑safety committee starting in 2028.

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