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12/30/2025
Sen. Gordon Statement on Deal to Limit Cost Increases in Sale of Manchester, Rockville Hospitals
Sen. Jeff Gordon, (R-Woodstock), a medical doctor, today issued the following statement regarding the deal between Hartford HealthCare and the state to limit care costs and protect physicians providing medical care after the purchase of Manchester and Rockville hospitals. (https://portal.ct.gov/-/media/ag/press_releases/2025/20251226-hhc-agreement-of-assurances-executed.pdf?rev=ea2c8a0bc05443228701b046de43db5c&hash=81EFFA813352E503FC2F4846B321DC74) “Our mutual goal must always be to put patients above profits, support those providing medical ... Sen. Gordon Statement on Deal to Limit Cost Increases in Sale of Manchester, Rockville Hospitals
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12/18/2025
Town of Tolland Receives State Funding for Public Safety and Community Infrastructure Improvements
HARTFORD, CT – State Senator Jeff Gordon (R-Woodstock) today celebrated the approval of multiple state investments benefiting the Town of Tolland, including funding for public safety infrastructure and essential community services. The funding is provided through the State of Connecticut’s Grants-in-Aid for Urban Development Program, which supports economic and community development, public safety, environmental protection, ... Town of Tolland Receives State Funding for Public Safety and Community Infrastructure Improvements
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12/17/2025
Towns of Ashford, Chaplin, and Willington Awarded $250,000 in State Grants for Remediating and Planning for Repurpose of Blighted or Vacant Properties
HARTFORD, CT – State Senator Jeff Gordon (R-Woodstock) today celebrated the towns of Ashford, Chaplin, and Willington being awarded $250,000 in state grant funding to support much-needed remediation and reuse planning for blighted or vacant properties. The funding is provided through the State of Connecticut’s Brownfield Remediation and Development Program, which supports economic and community ... Towns of Ashford, Chaplin, and Willington Awarded $250,000 in State Grants for Remediating and Planning for Repurpose of Blighted or Vacant Properties
