Governor Announces Supplemental Aid For School, Town Budgets ... See What Middletown's In Line For
By Chris Dehnel
Published on May 5, 2026.
The state of Connecticut has announced a significant increase in state funding for all of its schools and local governments from fiscal 2027. The increase is designed to close critical funding gaps in school budgets and local businesses without raising property taxes. The funding will be distributed across the country, with the goal of addressing affordability concerns raised by the public.
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