Rep. Butler with children from Blessed Sacrament School in Waterbury.

Rep. Larry Butler was recently honored by the Connecticut United Supreme Council, A.A.S.R. Prince Hall Affiliation for "Sterling Service in the Uplift of Humanity". Rep. Butler was given their Silver Eagle Award, which is presented to people that have made significant contributions in their communities.

State Representative Larry B. Butler attended a bill signing ceremony at the State Capitol with Governor Dannel P. Malloy for a new law that requires the collection of DNA evidence from convicted felons upon a subsequent felony arrest.

Rep. Butler supporting SB 1151 Special Provisional Pardons.

State Representative Larry B. Butler is pleased to announce the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) has stocked Lakewood Lake in Waterbury with fish for a fourth consecutive year.

Rep. Butler with Bryan Bielefeldt from Waterbury, recently honored during Academic Day.

Rep. Butler recounts personal story behind support of capital punishment.

Joseph Stango, a Southbury resident who in 2005 attempted to bring his 83-year-old mother, Dora, home from a nursing facility. Because his mother's care was paid by Medicaid, Stango was told that her benefits would not follow her home. As a result, he was forced to leave her in the nursing facility. He then began advocating legislators at the State Capitol to create the “Money Follows the Person” program.

Rep. Larry Butler with members of the Holy Cross High School Football team in Waterbury.