Friday, February 27, 2015
CSG ERC is on Facebook
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CT’s regional, multi-branch state policymaker support
organization, CSG/ERC, is now on Facebook. The Council of State
Government’s Eastern Region provides state policymakers with the latest
information on critical policy topics, skill building, leadership training, and
opportunities to exchange ideas and best practices with colleagues from around
the region. CSG/ERC’s Health
Policy Committee is chaired by CT’s Sen. Terry Gerratana. CSG/ERC’s Facebook page will
facilitate resource sharing for busy policymakers across the region.
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