Great news! The State just released a plan to make sure everyone in Connecticut has the tech tools they need to thrive in the digital age. The Connecticut Everyone Connected Plan is all about getting folks online, from providing affordable internet to teaching digital skills. The plan is a great starting point to reach those who might not have a computer or live in an area where web access is tricky. It even ensures government services are accessible online, because let's be real who wants to wait in line at the DMV?

The best part? The state wants your feedback! Share your thoughts on the plan by January 20th.

There are 3 ways to share your comments:

Fill out an online Feedback Form (English | Spanish)

Email [email protected] with your feedback

Give them a call at (860) 622-2032

We hope as many New Haven residents as possible will participate in the public comment period and urge others to also participate.

Let's help make Connecticut a place where everyone can click, swipe, and scroll their way to success!

Want to Learn More?

News8 recently stopped by the Ives Main Library to chat with staff and library users about digital equity for their report on the Connecticut Everyone Connected Plan. View it here to learn more.

Need to Sharpen Your Tech Skills?

We've got you covered! We offer computer classes, bilingual computer help, and one-on-one appointments with Library staff to address a wide range of needs.

View It  All Here