George Jepsen, Connecticut attorney general. Photo: Robert Storace/ALM
With Inauguration Day in Connecticut about seven weeks away, Gov.-elect Ned Lamont has a lot of work ahead to help drive the inner workings of state government. Outgoing Attorney General George Jepsen has been tapped as the co-chairman of the 19-member steering committee and will play an integral role in helping Lamont get acclimated to the job.
November 16, 2018 at 03:45 PM
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As Connecticut prepares to swear in Democrat Ned Lamont as its new governor in January, outgoing Attorney General George Jepsen will play an important role in that transition.
Jepsen, a good friend of Lamont’s since the 1990s, was named co-chairman Thursday of the bipartisan 19-member steering committee that will help Lamont with the transition leading up to the Jan. 9 inauguration. Democratic State Rep. Toni Walker of New Haven is the other co-chair of the committee.
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