AN ACT EXPANDING THE ADDRESS CONFIDENTIALITY PROGRAM TO INCLUDE REAL PROPERTY AND PROPERTY TAX RECORDS.
HB 6152 expands Connecticut's existing address confidentiality program to protect victims of certain crimes (like family violence) by preventing municipalities from disclosing their names in real property and property tax records upon request. The bill directly affects program participants who are victims of enumerated crimes, shielding their personal information in these specific public records. Key provisions require local governments to withhold names from real estate and tax filings if a participant requests confidentiality. This change strengthens privacy protections for vulnerable individuals by extending the program's scope beyond current address confidentiality to include property-related records.
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Jan 2025
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Introduced Jan 22, 2025
Last action Jan 22, 2025
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