Brad & Dan- July 18, 2017: Trinks says state budget impasse hurts towns

Jul 18, 2017, 02:45 PM
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The Connecticut State Budget impasse is having a major impact on towns. So says Windsor Mayor Don Trinks, who discussed the problems in this interview. Podcast photo credit: Getty Images Plus/iStock/f11photos #budget #towns #government

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