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Statement on the May Consensus Revenue Forecast issued today by OPM and OFA
Statement from Gian Carl Casa, President & CEO, CT Community Nonprofit Alliance, on the May Consensus Revenue Forecast issued today by the Office of Policy & Management and the Office of...
20 Organizations Send Letter to Gov. Lamont & Lawmakers Supporting Bi-Partisan Budget Increases for Vital Programs
Monday, with a coalition of 20 statewide organizations with broad and varied missions, The Alliance wrote to Governor Ned Lamont and members of the General Assembly calling on them to do whatever is...
Statement: Nonprofit Alliance on Appropriations Committee budget
Statement from Gian Carl Casa, President & CEO of CT Community Nonprofit Alliance, on the proposed FY25 budget being considered today by the General Assembly’s Appropriations Committee. "It is...
Statement on the Governor’s budget proposal
February 8, 2023 Contact: Patty McQueen 860-985-3533 Statement from Gian-Carl Casa, President & CEO of CT Community Nonprofit Alliance, on the budget proposal released today by Governor Lamont....
Statement on the beginning of the 2023 Legislative Session
Statement of Gian-Carl Casa, President & CEO of the CT Community Nonprofit Alliance on the beginning of the 2023 Legislative Session: “As Governor Lamont is sworn into his second term and the...
Statement on the 12/5 Fiscal Accountability Report Presentation
Statement of Gian-Carl Casa, President & CEO of the CT Community Nonprofit Alliance on the Fiscal Accountability Report presented to the Appropriations and Finance, Revenue & Bonding...
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