Vol. 2026 · Bill Detail · Special Edition
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An Act Concerning The Hourly Compensation For Adjunct Fire Instructors.
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To require the hourly compensation for adjunct fire instructors to be adjusted at the same percentage rate as any general wage increase and cost-of-living adjustment included within the most recently ratified agreement between the state and the State Employees Bargaining Agent Coalition.
Source: OpenStates · fetched June 4, 2026
- · PrimePublic Safety and Security Committee
- R · CoBen Mcgorty
- D · CoKara Rochelle
- D · CoLaurie Sweet
- D · CoWilliam Heffernan
- D · CoJames Sanchez
- D · CoMichael Shannon
- D · CoRobin Comey
- R · CoJoseph Zullo
- D · CoPatrick Boyd
- R · CoTom Delnicki
- R · CoPaul Cicarella
- D · CoHilda Santiago
- D · CoNick Gauthier
- R · CoIrene Haines
- R · CoNicole Klarides-Ditria
- D · CoFarley Santos
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