CT Residents Can Now Save Up To 50% Off On Insulin
May 20, 2021Anyone living in Connecticut can now save on the cost of insulin by accessing an ID card through the State of Connecticut Drug Discount Program, regardless of insurance status or health care provider.
Supporting Connecticut's Veterans
May 20, 2021Connecticut House Democrats are dedicated to fighting for those who fought for our country.
HB 6483 Passes in the House
May 18, 2021|
The children of armed service members often face many challenges - many students frequently switch schools due to a change in a parent's duty station. Through HB 6483, CT removes a hurdle by allowing military orders to be accepted as proof of residency for public school enrollment. The bill also adopts "the Purple Star School Program," which will create military friendly schools in our state. |
HB 5377 Passes in the House
May 17, 2021During today's session, the Connecticut House of Representatives voted in favor of H.B. 5377, An Act Concerning the Removal Of COVID-19 Related Layoffs From the Unemployment Compensation Experience Account.
Vaccine Eligibility Expands to Ages 12-15
May 13, 2021With summer just around the corner, Governor Lamont announced great news for the children and families of Connecticut. Connecticut residents ages 12 through 15 are now eligible to receive the Pfizer vaccine.
Telehealth Bill Passes in House
May 5, 2021The Connecticut House of Representatives was in session on Tuesday. My colleagues and I debated, discussed and passed several pieces of legislation throughout the night. I wanted highlight a couple that will benefit the community.
Walk-in COVID Vaccine Clinics in our Community
April 27, 2021In an effort to make the vaccine more accessible to Connecticut residents, more than 50 providers will no longer require an appointment. Residents will be able to visit a location and receive a vaccine on the spot.
City of Groton Receives Grant
April 16, 2021The City of Groton has received a grant from the state of Connecticut, via the Connecticut Port Authority. The city will receive $75,000 to improve access to the Municipal Dock Study.