HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) Connecticut Lieutenant Governor Nancy Wyman is discussing the state's response to the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting with her fellow lieutenant governors.

Wyman is also expected to discuss how the state responded to last October's Superstorm Sandy, which severely damaged an estimated 3,000 homes in the state, including 1,000 left uninhabitable.

Wyman's remarks on both the storm and the December 14 school massacre will be part of a session on emergency preparedness and response at the National Lieutenant Governor's Association. The group is holding its annual meeting in Oklahoma City. The conference runs through Friday.

The Democrat is also expected to participate in presentations and discussions on a range of topics including implementation of the new federal health care law, energy, education, school nutrition and immigration.