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Gov. Ned Lamont recently signed into law legislation (Senate Bill 1426) making several updates to the Connecticut Firefighters Cancer Relief Program, including adding skin cancer to the types of cancer covered under the program, and modifying the language governing eligibility to make it clear that all firefighters statewide have access to the program, regardless of whether they work for a state or municipal fire department.
The program provides for municipalities to pay workers’ compensation-like wage replacement and other benefits to firefighters who have certain cancers and meet other criteria “in the same amount and in the same manner” that would be provided under the Connecticut Workers’ Compensation Act. The municipalities can then seek reimbursement from the state for those payments.
