Joe Aresimowicz
At the Capitol:
Legislative Office Building, Room 4110
Hartford, CT 06106-1591
(860) 240-8489 | 1-800-842-8267
Joe.Aresimowicz@cga.ct.gov
In the District:
248 Lower Lane
Berlin, CT 06037
(860) 371-6887

Current News & Issues

June 14, 2013
STATE FUNDING FOR SOUTHINGTON ARTS CENTER
Rep. Aresimowicz announced that the State Bond Commission is expected to approve $500,000 for the Southington Community Cultural Arts Center at their next meeting next week. READ MORE

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June 11, 2013
STATE INVESTING $19.3 MILLION IN BERLIN'S EDUCATIONAL FUTURE
Rep. Aresimowicz announced that recently passed legislation (SB 876) will make millions of dollars available to help pay for major construction work at Berlin High School. READ MORE

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June 5, 2013
PROTECTING THE PRIVACY OF VICTIMS & THEIR FAMILIES
“The Newtown families asked us to protect their privacy and the memories of their children—and that’s what we did. I hope this bill will offer some comfort to the 26 Sandy Hook families and other families who have lost a loved one to violence.”
– House Majority Joe Aresimowicz
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June 3, 2013
FINAL PASSAGE OF GMO LABELING
“Consumers deserve to know what they are eating. I’m proud that Connecticut is taking a bold and sensible step to allow families to make informed decisions when purchasing food. I hope Washington will follow our lead and enact similar
legislation
.” – House Majority Joe Aresimowicz

June 2, 2013
HOUSE PASSAGE OF STATE BUDGET
“This budget represents the priorities of Connecticut residents by investing in the public institutions and core services that we all rely on—from public safety to our schools to local infrastructure projects. All while maintaining municipal aid at current levels so our towns do not have raise property taxes—without imposing any new state taxes.” – House Majority Joe Aresimowicz

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May 24, 2013
HELP FOR DISTRESSED HOMEOWNERS
Legislation (House Bill 6355) to help protect homeowners facing mortgage delinquency or in foreclosure passed the house. READ MORE

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