AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoCTDOT Infrastructure: CTDOT will hold an in-person public information meeting on Nov. 4, 2026, for Route 154 seawall rehabilitation in Old Saybrook, proposing sheet pile and concrete cap work with right-of-way impacts. CTDOT Infrastructure: CTDOT is also developing plans to rehabilitate a Route 12 retaining wall in Thompson, with design targeted for 2028 and construction starting in 2029 (100% state funds). Workforce Skills: Plainville High School cut the ribbon on a new Trades Academy with NCCER credentials and apprenticeship hours, partnering with the Construction Education Center to close the skilled-trades gap. Insurance & Business: Arbella opened its first New Hampshire commercial lines office in Bedford, expanding local underwriting support for agents. Food Safety: Crystal Temptations recalled Halloween “Chocolatey Eyeballs” sold at TJ Maxx/Marshalls/HomeGoods/Sierra in 13 states, including Connecticut, due to undeclared milk allergens. Food Safety: FDA updated a Lundberg Family Farms white jasmine rice recall, expanding distribution to 13 states including Connecticut. Consumer Privacy/Enforcement: The FTC proposed a policy statement targeting “personalized” or surveillance pricing under Section 5, signaling tougher enforcement for weak disclosures. Local Economy/Trade: Connecticut small businesses are bracing for higher costs tied to the U.S.-Canada trade fight, with tariffs expected to raise prices.
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