PURA Forum Recap
February 15, 2023Monday evening, Representatives McCarthy Vahey, Keitt, Senator Hwang, and I were happy to host Marissa Gillett, the Chairman of the Public Utilities Regulatory Authority (PURA), and Bob Wall, the Chair of Sustainable Fairfield, for our forum on electric rates.
Legislative Information, Pints & Policy Recap, and Visits to Hartford
January 27, 2023What an eventful week it's been! I'm so happy to have so much to share with you.
Legislation Spotlight, Energy Assistance Information, and More!
January 20, 2023I wanted to highlight some of the work happening at the Capitol. In addition to highlighting one of the bills I've co-introduced, I've also included information regarding our Pints and Policy event, the Women Owned Business Equity Match Grant being offered, and information about an event hosted by United Illuminating and Southern Connecticut Gas Company to discuss energy saving opportunities.
This Week's Recap
January 13, 2023The Protection of Trees, Energy Saving Resources, New Legislation, and SHU's New Arena
Remembering Representative Quentin "Q" Williams & Opening Day Recap
January 6, 2023Reflecting on the loss of a colleague, a friend, and extraordinary leader.
A New Year Message & 2022 Recap
December 30, 2022It's hard to believe that 2023 begins in just a few short days. With the new year comes more opportunities and my hope is that you find success, happiness, and good health in the near year ahead. Happy New Year!
Remembering Sandy Hook, refugee holiday donation drive, and more
December 16, 2022This week is 10 years since the tragedy at Sandy Hook Elementary School. So many lives were affected that day and many continue to struggle with the trauma that followed.
Improving Fiscal Outlook for Connecticut, National Influenza
December 9, 2022I hope you've been well. As the holiday season progresses, if you are able, please consider helping those in need by donating to a local charity. With the large increase in refugees to our state, our resettlement agencies are conducting winter toy and coat drives. This past legislative session we were able to, for the first time ever, secure $1 million in funding to help our resettlement agencies support refugees during the period between the Federal funding drying up and before they are economically independent. If you are looking for a worthy cause to contribute toward, I’ve included information below.