Conn. Gen. Stat. § 28-9 (Governor's powers in a civil preparedness or public health emergency; orders have the full force and effect of law) and § 28-22 (penalty)

§ 28-22: class D felony (P.A. 13-258 replaced the former fine of not more than $1,000 or imprisonment of not more than five years). The orders themselves added order-specific penalties by modifying § 51-164n(b): EO 9B (Ex. CT-028) $100 (masks; business liable for its employee), $500 (organizing a gathering), $250 (attending); EO 9N (Ex. CT-033) and EO 11A (Ex. CT-041) $10,000 civil penalty per violation of the DECD Rules; EO 12A (Ex. CT-045) $100 with the employer liable

Every person to treat the Governor's emergency orders as law: upon the Governor's proclamation of a civil preparedness emergency or declaration of a public health emergency under § 19a-131a, the Governor 'may modify or suspend in whole or in part, by order... any statute, regulation or requirement' that conflicts with civil preparedness functions 'or the protection of the public health' (§ 28-9(b)(1)) and 'may take such other steps as are reasonably necessary in the light of the emergency to protect the health, safety and welfare of the people of the state' (§ 28-9(b)(7)); every such order has 'the full force and effect of law' on filing; a person who 'wilfully impedes, interferes with or otherwise obstructs any lawful civil preparedness activity' or 'who violates any provision of this chapter' commits a class D felony (§ 28-22).