Hubert Delany

The House of Representatives passed HB 6918 on Tuesday that makes important clarifying and technical changes to the groundbreaking Clean Slate legislation signed into law in 2021, which can now be fully implemented and deliver on the promise of a fresh start for hundreds of thousands of people in education, employment and housing without the burden of a long-past criminal conviction.

Sadly, wrong-way crashes and deaths have been on the rise in Connecticut. Studies have shown that wrong-way driving crashes are 100 times more likely to be fatal than other types of crashes. 

The legislative work this week was both substantive and inspiring. My colleagues and I on both sides of the aisle worked tirelessly to debate and pass legislation for the betterment of our society. And considering the current state of perceived and real division in our country, it is always an honor to work collaboratively with both sides of the house chamber to accomplish the people’s business.

I hope you and your family have been enjoying the brighter weather and warmer times.

This week, the legislative session has been in full swing, and as your State Representative, I was honored to take my seat in the Connecticut House of Representatives to work in support of our community’s needs.

Connecticut voters asked the legislature for more voting options through a constitutional amendment on early voting that they overwhelmingly approved, and we are answering the call.

I hope you are enjoying the warmer weather and brighter times.

We were back in session for the first time in a few weeks! We worked on Judicial, Executive & Legislative nominations as well as a few key pieces of legislation.

This is the time of year when my colleagues and I will be in the capitol more frequently to start debating and passing new legislation, and I will be sure to keep you posted on our progress!

Further in this email I have included information on the bills you pass through the house, the actions I have taken in the community, resources, and funding we have brought back to Stamford.

The Connecticut Public Utilities Regulatory Authority (PURA) unanimously voted to begin a search for consultants to monitor the performance of the state's two electric distribution companies - Eversource and United Illuminating. This is an important step toward eventually shifting to performance-based regulation for the companies.

I hope you and your family have been enjoying the brighter weather and warmer times.

These last few weeks have been a whirlwind of activity. We are more than halfway through the regular session, and this is the time of year when legislative activity picks up in the Connecticut General Assembly.