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HB 5226

AN ACT CONCERNING MOBILE MANUFACTURED HOMES AND MOBILE MANUFACTURED HOME PARKS.

2026 Regular Session Introduced by Raghib Allie-Brennan and 17 co-sponsors

HB 5226 establishes protections and regulations for Connecticut's mobile manufactured homes and parks to safeguard affordable housing and tenant stability.

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Bill Summary · HB 5226

Legislative bill overview

HB 5226 addresses regulations and protections for mobile manufactured homes and the parks where they operate in Connecticut. The bill has been referred to the Joint Committee on General Law and recently held a public hearing, indicating it's in early legislative consideration. The specific provisions are not detailed in the available information, but the bill's scope suggests it may cover tenant rights, park management standards, or housing stability protections.

Why is this important

Mobile manufactured homes represent an affordable housing option for thousands of Connecticut residents, yet this sector often lacks robust consumer protections compared to traditional housing. Regulatory clarity in this area directly affects housing stability, affordability, and quality of life for vulnerable populations who rely on manufactured home communities.

Potential points of contention

  • Rent control vs. property rights: Balancing tenant protections against park owners' operational costs and property rights
  • Regulatory burden: Questions about whether new requirements impose unfair compliance costs on smaller park operators
  • Scope of protections: Disagreement over which issues should be addressed (eviction procedures, maintenance standards, fee caps, etc.)

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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