Public Act 21-152 requires all Connecticut occupational and professional licensing boards to issue professional licenses to the spouse of an active duty service members if they hold a valid license, permit, certification or registration in good standing in at least one other jurisdiction and have practiced under such license for at least four years, along with satisfying any required background check. The act also expands licensure access by requiring a feasibility study and annual report to the legislature on joining interstate licensing compacts.

Public Act No. 21-86 allows members of the Armed Forces to establish residency in Connecticut for the purposes of public school enrollment using military orders or other suitable documents. The Act further provides for the creation of a statewide Purple Star School Program, where the State Department of Education shall designate any school that meets the program criteria.

Public Act 127 of 2017, Section 15(g)(8) requires the Department of Children and Families to include military law enforcement authorities under the United States Department of Defense in the list of federal law enforcement authorities required to receive Department records pertaining to neglect or abuse of a child for purposes of investigating (A) an allegation related to child abuse or neglect, or (B) an allegation that an individual made a false report of suspected child abuse or neglect.

Governor Lamont signed Public Act 22-63 of 2022, sponsored by Representative Christine Conley, which establishes concurrent jurisdiction with the United States over offenses committed by minors on federal military installations in Connecticut. If the United States relinquishes exclusive jurisdiction in any matter involving a minor within the boundaries of any military installation, the state shall exercise concurrent jurisdiction.