Wrong Polling Information in Mail & Minimum Wage Increase
October 8, 2024Yellow voter postcards that were mailed to your door contain wrong information about your polling location. Connecticut’s minimum wage will increase by 66 cents on January 1, 2025.
Transformative Funding for Mill River Park
October 4, 2024I applaud the Stamford delegation for securing approximately $7.7 million in state funding to finish planned upgrades at Mill River Park.
New Laws, New Lights on I-95, and Ferguson Library Events
October 1, 2024Dozens of new laws affecting healthcare, seniors, election security, animals, and so much more are now in effect across our great state. Drivers can expect some slowdowns on I-95 as crews replace the lights on the highway.
Hispanic Heritage Essay Contest & Protecting Our Ocean
September 20, 2024Your child can celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month and win a cash prize by writing an essay on how they connect with Hispanic culture. I returned to Denmark's Faroe Islands to get a closer look at the barbaric slaughter of animals there.
Resources for Flood Victims & Road Work on Route 15
September 13, 2024The state has set up an entire webpage dedicated to assisting flood victims. Drivers can expect to see new signs in both directions of Route 15 in Stamford and surrounding communities.
Need for Climate Action & Happy Labor Day Weekend
August 30, 2024Historic flooding in western Connecticut shows us that our legislature needs to take serious action on climate and resilience.
Historic Flooding Emergency & Rise in Homelessness
August 27, 2024Parts of our state are reeling after historic flooding caused unprecedented damage. Connecticut's homeless population increased for the third straight year, jumping another 13%.
Back-To-School Deals & Offshore Wind Update
August 16, 2024It was a pleasure to get an update from the New London State Pier about offshore wind activities. I saw the progress taking place and continue to push the state to manufacture our own under water foundations.