Submitted by Office of State Sen. Norm Needleman
(December 6, 2025) —- State Comptroller Sean Scanlon has released projections showing a $164.4 million surplus in the state’s General Fund and $43.7 million in Special Transportation Fund surpluses. The total fell significantly from last month as new projections of corporate tax revenues plummeted under the federal budget approved this past summer. The state also saw increasing shortfalls for state medical and housing programs. At the end of the 2024-2025 fiscal year, Connecticut contributed $1.4 billion toward state pension liabilities.
Insurance Department Information
The state Insurance Department has announced its new Consumer Information Center, designed to provide residents with more information, helping them better understand and navigate insurance coverage. The Center offers information on lines of insurance, quizzes and checklists and more, all intended to make sure members of the public are able to make the best possible decisions for their care. Click here for more.
