Lamont: Debt Or Tolls? Your Pick - New Haven Independent
Apr 22, 2019 · Gov. Ned Lamont Monday with Chamber President Garrett Sheehan. Gov. Ned Lamont presented New Haven’s business community with a choice for how the state will pay for necessary transit improvements: through tolls or through debt.
Opinion: Proposed bills would hurt local businesses - New Haven …
Apr 26, 2021 · However, we still urge the Legislature and Gov. Ned Lamont to follow other states and use a portion of Connecticut’s federal stimulus money to pay down the debt. Doing so, will …
New Haven labor and business leaders disagree on automatic …
Feb 22, 2024 · But Garrett Sheehan, the president of the Greater New Haven Chamber of Commerce, said he was opposed to the automatic minimum wage increases, and that he would support policies that promote flexibility and follow “economic realities.”
Candidates for governor share their views at North Haven Campus
Sep 29, 2022 · Garrett Sheehan, president and CEO of the Greater New Haven Chamber of Commerce, also spoke at the event and thanked other local chambers for helping to bring this event to North Haven. With Election Day less than six weeks away, Lamont and Stefanowski answered questions in separate Q&A sessions on the stage.
On Surplus, Dems, GOP Switch Sides | New Haven Independent
Sep 28, 2022 · The surplus-focused question comes as top elected Democrats like Gov. Ned Lamont celebrate the state’s record levels of available cash and stress the need to prioritize fully funding state pension payments and preparing for a likely recession.
About Us | ReOpen Connecticut
Created by Governor Lamont in partnership with leaders from business and public health; the committee is working closely to ensure that as we allow commerce to resume, the health and well-being of our State comes first.
Geballe says CT businesses will have to wait until May 20 — at …
Apr 16, 2020 · Geballe was the guest speaker on a webinar hosted by the Greater New Haven Chamber of Commerce titled “Inside the State’s Virus Response” moderated by chamber President Garrett Sheehan. In...
Connecticut Reopening Likely Later Than May 20; Could Be …
Apr 23, 2020 · The reopening of Connecticut after the coronavirus pandemic closed non-essential businesses in March likely won't come until June at the earliest and will take months to complete, a key member of...
New Haven businesses deal with pandemic economy
Sep 3, 2020 · For businesses still staying afloat, there is no telling how much longer they can remain open. “It’s definitely still very challenging and none of us know when there’s going to be scientific breakthroughs,” New Haven Chamber of Commerce President Garrett Sheehan told …
Rebirth of low-level polluted properties blocked by old law - CTPost
Hundreds of vacant properties, many in cities that were former manufacturing hubs, but...