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State budget reporter for the Connecticut Mirror, the leading online source for news on state policy and politics.
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CT lawmakers, advocates push Lamont to release training funds

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By Keith Phaneuf Verified
| The Connecticut Mirror Verified
With about 150,000 Connecticut residents having lost or at risk of losing nutrition or health care benefits due to new federal work rules, officials here say it’s crucial to help as many find employment as possible. But while state lawmakers earmarked $30 million to train and employ as many as possible, the bulk of those dollars remains unspent. Gov. Ned Lamont’s administration expects workforce development efforts to ramp up soon, but legislators say the clock is ticking.
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CT lawmakers, advocates push Lamont to release training funds

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By Keith Phaneuf Verified
| News from the States
With about 150,000 Connecticut residents having lost or at risk of losing nutrition or health care benefits due to new federal work rules, officials here say it’s crucial to help as many find employment as possible. But while state lawmakers earmarked $30 million to train and employ as many as possible, the bulk of those dollars remains unspent. Gov. Ned Lamont’s administration expects workforce development efforts to ramp up soon, but legislators say the clock is ticking.
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New work requirements could end Medicaid for thousands in state | The Day

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By Keith Phaneuf Verified, Kimberly Drelich Verified, Nasser Karimi
| The Day Verified
Hundreds of thousands of Connecticut Medicaid recipients must comply with new federal work requirements starting Jan. 1; demonstrate that they are exempt; or risk losing health coverage. Here’s what you need to know. What is the HUSKY D program and who is at risk? Connecticut’s HUSKY D is a state and federal Medicaid program that provides health coverage to low-income adults, ages 19 to 64, without dependent children. Recipients cannot earn more than 138% of the Federal Poverty Level.
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