Treneé McGee

Many industries in our state are still recovering from the pandemic, including broadway. A tax break for traveling production groups helps keeps the lights on at many Connecticut venues and the production staff employed. I am proud to support this legislation and will continue to advocate for the theater community.

March is Women's History Month and March 8 is International Women's Day. A day to celebrate women who have inspired change throughout history, and recognize those who continue to fight for the fair and equitable treatment of women and girls around the world.

I hope you are well.

The session is in full swing, and I’ve been busy attending committee meetings, public hearings, and supporting local initiatives.

Below I have listed important information that can benefit our residents in need. Please share this with anyone that may find it helpful.

As always, please reach out if I can help with any concerns.

Have a great weekend.

Very soon, there will be changes for some of our most vulnerable individuals and families who are on Medicaid. Starting on April 1, the COVID-19 public health emergency protection will be coming to an end. Medicaid enrollees who were continuously covered will again have to provide proof of eligibility to continue getting benefits.

As we continue to progress steadily through the current session, it is important that we continue to build upon past legislative successes that have allowed Connecticut to keep moving forward.

Official recognition of Black History Month started with a proclamation from President Gerald Ford 47 years ago, to honor the many accomplishments and contributions Black Americans have made to American society.

Welcome to the start of the week! I hope you and your family are well.

I will regularly send monthly newsletters to keep you updated on what I have been up to as well as keeping you updated on what's happening in the legislature.

Please let me know if there is any information that you would like to me include. As always I am here to represent you, so if there are concerns you would like to share with me, please reach out.

I am pleased to report that responsible budgeting and major structural changes made to pension and teachers' retirement plans are putting Connecticut on much more solid fiscal ground and saving taxpayers billions in debt payments.