Jeff Currey

We just finished our third full week in the legislature and it's been hectic and productive. Here are some of the highlights.

The Office of Early Childhood would like to improve the Care 4 Kids program, which helps low and moderate income households in Connecticut afford childcare.

The program is seeking feedback from those who are interested in, have applied for, or have participated in it.

To qualify for the program, families must meet the program's income requirements, available here.

Attention college students! If you are looking for hands-on experience in state government, applications for the 2019 Legislative Internship Program are now being accepted.

Thousands of Americans go hungry year-round, not just during the holiday season and winter months. September is Hunger Action Month, and I would like to extend an invitation to you to help raise awareness for this cause.

Connecticut has just launched a new Text-to-911 capability as part of the state’s new Next Generation 9-1-1 Emergency Telecommunications System.

I wrote an op-ed for the Journal Inquirer on crumbling concrete foundations.

We continue to make our way through the 2018 legislative session! All committees have now met their “JF Deadline”and bills will shortly begin to be debated on the House and Senate floors.

We're wrapping up public hearings and voting on bills which, if passed by the legislative committee, may go to the House or Senate for consideration.