Gov. Lamont announces staff changes for his second term in office
Chief of Staff Paul Mounds and Nora Dannehy, the governor's general counsel, will both leave when Lamont's first term ends in January.
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Nov 15, 2022, 10:17 PM
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9h agoGov. Ned Lamont announced a staff shakeup in his office Tuesday.
Chief of Staff Paul Mounds and Nora Dannehy, the governor's general counsel, will both leave when Lamont's first term ends in January.
Mounds became a fixture on Connecticut's daily COVID briefings.
"Governor, you gave a kid from East Hartford the ability to serve his state. You trusted me, you relied on me, but you wouldn't believe how much I learned from you," said Mounds.
Mounds will be replaced by policy director Johnny Dach.
Outgoing state Comptroller Natalie Braswell will be Lamont's new general counsel.
