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@citizenptnewsct.bsky.socialOct 20, 2026, 12:10 PM

The New Britain City Council has approved a crucial $527,081.55 contract to maintain the city's radio network, ensuring seamless communication for first responders after past failures endangered lives.

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citizenportal.aiCouncil approves $527,081.55 Motorola maintenance contract for city radio networkCouncil approved a three-year Motorola subscription/maintenance purchase order totaling $527,081.55 to maintain the city's radio network used by dispatch, fire, EMS and police communications.
@citizenptnewsct.bsky.socialOct 20, 2026, 10:45 AM

The New Britain Common Council's latest budget transfer sparked a heated debate over school project expenses, revealing conflicts over nearly $300,000 in deficits and the fate of unspent project contingencies.

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citizenportal.aiCouncil approves budget transfer; members debate ineligible school-project expenses and audit timelineCouncil passed a FY25–26 budget transfer to cover unpaid bills and overspent projects after extended debate about ineligible school-construction expenses, contingency use, and requests for detailed breakout of $288,687.35 in deficits and other figures; finance staff agreed to provide breakdowns to council.
@citizenptnewsct.bsky.socialOct 19, 2026, 7:41 PM

Alderwoman Vargas warns that looming federal changes could jeopardize Medicaid and SNAP for thousands in New Britain—are you prepared?

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citizenportal.aiAlderwoman Vargas warns Medicaid, SNAP changes may hit New Britain residentsAlderwoman Vargas said federal work requirements and recent policy phases could cause Medicaid and SNAP losses locally and urged residents to use upcoming enrollment events and community resources.
@citizenptnewsct.bsky.socialOct 15, 2026, 9:56 AM

Alderman Vargas is sounding the alarm for New Britain residents as looming federal and state changes threaten to cut Medicaid and SNAP benefits for thousands—are you prepared?

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