Susan Johnson

My colleagues and I urge the state to increase funding for nonprofits across Connecticut. Nonprofits provide many affordable and efficient services that serve as a safety net to a wide range of individuals.

The House of Representatives returned to the State Capitol to approve $17 million in additional cold weather heating assistance funds.

I want to make sure you are updated on important bills and events taking place at the Capitol during this legislative session.

You are invited to come and learn more about the environment as I co-host a panel on Monday, February 5 at 5:30 P.M. at Eastern Connecticut State University.

My colleagues and I are championing a set of reforms aimed at reducing healthcare costs. I talked to an environmental expert about the state's transition to compost and electric vehicles.

Operation Fuel's energy assistance program is open for the Winter/Spring season, and we discussed the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. on my weekly radio show.

Windham Town Manager Jim Rivers joined my radio show give a rundown of all the positive things planned in 2024. Speaking of the new year, I am pleased to announce that significant relief is on the way for taxpayers!

As we enjoy the holiday season, it's important to shop small to support our local businesses. The state is launching a new, free program allowing local high school seniors to fill out one application that will get them automatically admitted to certain Connecticut colleges and universities.