Inger Avery

This document outlines strategic recommendations for the state of Connecticut to achieve significant financial savings and enhance public service performance. Key areas of focus include transforming long-term care delivery, converting state-run services to nonprofit providers, reducing the prison population, reforming the pension system, promoting inter-municipal collaboration, and modernizing state technology infrastructure. The plan targets realizing $2 billion in total savings and performance improvements, including $1.24 billion over five years from service conversions alone, along with a more stable pension system, efficient local governance, and improved digital government services.

This document outlines the State of Connecticut's Government Health Care Policy, focusing on establishing a comprehensive and cohesive healthcare vision and a coordinated cost containment strategy. It details the role of the Office of Health Strategy in developing data-driven policymaking, improving health outcomes, and limiting healthcare cost growth across all sectors. Key initiatives include overseeing the All Payer Claims Database (APCD), State Innovation Model (SIM), and Health Information Technology (HIT) initiatives, along with coordinating stakeholders to improve healthcare quality and eliminate health inequities.

This Capital Plan outlines the Department of Transportation's strategy for addressing critical transportation needs and challenges over a five-year period. It details planned capital investments, focusing on key priorities such as safety, maintaining a state of good repair, alleviating congestion, improving rail and bus travel times, and incorporating active transportation considerations. The plan also summarizes capital program expenditures and funding sources to achieve these goals.

This Preventive Health and Health Services Block Grant Allocation Plan for Federal Fiscal Year 2020 details how the State of Connecticut Department of Public Health will utilize federal funds. The plan's purpose is to provide a variety of public health services aimed at reducing preventable morbidity and mortality and improving the health status of targeted populations, in alignment with national Healthy People objectives. Key focus areas for FFY 2020 funding include cancer prevention, cardiovascular disease prevention, diabetes, tobacco use cessation, policy and environmental change strategies, unintentional injuries, emergency medical services, childhood lead poisoning, health behavior data surveillance, asthma, and state public health accreditation. Additionally, funds are allocated for rape crisis services and support to local health departments for various priority health initiatives.

This Block Grant Allocation Plan details the operation of the Connecticut Energy Assistance Program (CEAP) for the period of October 1, 2025, to September 30, 2026. The program, funded by the LIHEAP block grant, aims to assist low-income Connecticut households by offsetting home energy costs through heating and crisis assistance benefits, as well as rental assistance. The plan outlines administration, eligibility, program integrity, and benefit levels, prioritizing vulnerable households. It also incorporates additional services including weatherization, heating system repairs, information and referral, and enhanced case management to reduce energy burden and promote self-sufficiency.