Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for State of Connecticut Judicial Branch.
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Oct 29, 2026
The project is the repair of an elevator in a parking garage at a Judicial Branch location in Middletown, Connecticut. A mandatory pre-bid conference is scheduled for Monday, October 19, 2026, at 8:00 a.m. Vendors registered under Connecticut’s supplier-diversity/set-aside program are encouraged to bid, and the contract is subject to state spending-allocation goals and compliance requirements.
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City
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Hartford
Address
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231 Capitol Ave
Phone Number
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(860) 548-2700
Zip Code
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06106
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Board meetings and strategic plans from State of Connecticut Judicial Branch
The subcommittee meeting focused on researching behavioral health diversionary programs and systems. Key discussions included an analysis of the Miami Dade model as a gold standard for diversion and the application of the sequential intercept model. Participants explored pre-booking and post-booking diversion strategies, including the Supervised Diversionary Program and various jail diversion initiatives. The committee addressed concerns regarding participant treatment compliance, data tracking for program success, and the implementation of multidisciplinary teams to improve client management and progress reporting.
The committee discussed whether the Supreme Court has the authority to adopt a rule of evidence that overrules existing precedent on an evidentiary issue, specifically concerning the burden of persuasion for motions in limine. It was decided to form a subcommittee to further consider the necessity and content of such a rule. Additionally, the committee began discussions regarding a proposal for the regulation of illustrative aids, modeled after federal rules, and agreed to form a subcommittee to evaluate if Connecticut should adopt similar standards.
Public-sector contacts connected to State of Connecticut Judicial Branch.
The meeting focused on establishing the mission of the Behavioral Health Court Task Force to create a pilot Behavioral Health Court in New Haven. Key discussion points included a presentation on the Transitions to Treatment model utilized in Hudson, New York, which provided insights into sequential mapping and the development of wellness hubs. A panel discussion addressed the current criminal court process in New Haven and systemic challenges regarding mental health clients, including service access and discharge planning. The task force also organized into several subcommittees—Best Practices, Diversionary Programs, Funding/Legislation, and Juvenile Court—to advance their work, and adopted a formal definition of behavioral health.
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