Joseph P. Gresko

I am holding office hours at Stratford Public Library on April 1. Please stop by and say “hello.”

This year I am co-sponsoring legislation that will ensure Connecticut remains one of the best places to live by making the state more affordable for both recent college graduates and senior citizens.

Running a small business is hard work. We must continue to give entrepreneurs the tools and resources they need to succeed. That is why this year, we have introduced two bills that will help small businesses:

I was proud to be part of the groundbreaking for the renovation of Sterling House. The project includes the addition of an elevator and upgraded food pantry.

I hosted a press conference with Audubon Connecticut on legislation that would allow towns to generate additional funding for acquiring, preserving and protecting open space.

The Department of Consumer Protection (DCP) is warning consumers about an IRS email scam potentially targeting consumers during tax season.

Stratford’s legislative delegation applauded the inclusion of $2 million on the agenda of the State Bond Commission to fund the state portion of the first phase in a remedial action plan for soil and groundwater contamination remediation through the Federal Environmental Protection Agency at the Raymark superfund site in Stratford.

Have you been getting marketing emails and calls from electric suppliers? The state’s Consumer Counsel will be launching an investigation into the issue.