Transportation policy in the Connecticut lobbying world has traditionally focused on highways, bridges, rail infrastructure, and airports. While these investments remain essential, they often overshadow another critical component of the state’s transportation network: Long Island Sound. Far more than a geographic boundary, Long Island Sound serves as a vital transportation corridor supporting interstate commerce, passenger […]
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Economic development is rarely the result of a single project or a single administration. In Connecticut, transformative redevelopment often unfolds over decades, requiring sustained collaboration among government officials, businesses, community leaders, developers, and residents. While financing, planning, and engineering are critical components of any major project, successful redevelopment also depends on strategic lobbying and government […]
Since its passage in 1978, Connecticut’s bottle bill has spawned significant policy debate. This occurred primarily between environmental groups, beverage distributors, and retailers. As the Connecticut legislature continues to expand and strengthen the state’s bottle redemption program, it remains a growing area of interest within Connecticut lobbying, government affairs, and public sector consulting. If this […]
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