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When former State Representative Brandon McGee became Executive Director of Connecticut’s Social Equity Council in August 2024, he inherited an agency at a turning point.
Connecticut lawmakers quietly inserted a major cannabis power shift into HB 5222.
Annual Statement of Financial Interests (Form ETH-3) covering calendar year 2021, filed with the Connecticut Office of State Ethics by Brandon McGee, State Representative. Obtained by Connecticut CannaTimes through a Freedom of Information request. Published as received.
Annual Statement of Financial Interests (Form ETH-3) covering calendar year 2022, filed with the Connecticut Office of State Ethics by Brandon McGee, Deputy Commissioner, Department of Housing. Obtained by Connecticut CannaTimes through a Freedom of Information request. Published as received.
Annual Statement of Financial Interests (Form ETH-3) covering calendar year 2023, filed with the Connecticut Office of State Ethics by Brandon McGee, Deputy Commissioner, Department of Housing. Obtained by Connecticut CannaTimes through a Freedom of Information request. Published as received.
Annual Statement of Financial Interests (Form ETH-3) covering calendar year 2024, filed with the Connecticut Office of State Ethics by Brandon McGee, Executive Director, Social Equity Council. Obtained by Connecticut CannaTimes through a Freedom of Information request. Published as received.
Annual Statement of Financial Interests (Form ETH-3) covering calendar year 2025, filed with the Connecticut Office of State Ethics by Brandon McGee, Executive Director, Social Equity Council. Obtained by Connecticut CannaTimes through a Freedom of Information request. Published as received.
SEC Executive Director Brandon McGee forwards the compact release to Social Equity Council staff. Part of the DCP production released in response to a Connecticut CannaTimes FOIA request; published as received, without CannaTimes redactions. The Bates-style number in the file name is DCP's.
Email from SEC Executive Director Brandon McGee replying to DCP counsel's circulation of the Law360 article on Smith v. Lamont ("Thanks for the heads up"), with the forwarded chain. Part of the DCP production released in response to a Connecticut CannaTimes FOIA request; published as received, without CannaTimes redactions. The Bates-style number in the file name is DCP's.
