Malloy says his budget is not ‘groundbreaking’

WINDSOR, Conn. – Gov. Dannel P. Malloy won’t be defending his budget this year at any town hall meetings or community forums.

“I don’t think this budget is as groundbreaking as others,” Malloy said Wednesday at an event in Windsor. “We’re not calling for raising new taxes or rates. I think this is a budget that is representative of a level of stability, not total stability, but a level of stability.”

During his first four years in office, Malloy held town halls or community forums where the public could come ask questions and express their opinions on the budget, his education reform package, and other items that were part of his policy agenda.

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