Ron Napoli, Jr

As the House Bonding Subcommittee Chairman, I am happy to announce that an additional $4 million toward the cleanup of the Bristol Babcock Complex in Waterbury was approved during Thursday's State Bond Commission meeting.

Connecticut has launched a new online jobs portal aimed at assisting state residents — and those seeking to move here — in the process of finding a job.

The new portal - jobs.ct.gov - joins health.ct.gov and business.ct.gov as the next service category in Connecticut's ongoing evolution toward a more digital state government that streamlines and improves access to state services and resources.

If you're struggling to pay utility bills, there is still time to apply to Operation Fuel for help.

Connecticut's economy remains strong with a robust business climate and low unemployment.

Great news! As House Chair of Connecticut General Assembly’s Bonding Subcommittee, I worked closely with Governor Ned Lamont and Speaker of the House Matt Ritter to secure nearly $17.5 million in funding for Waterbury from the State Bond Commission for a number of city projects.

It’s that time again when we start winding down the summer and begin back-to-school preparations; I want to share news and events that will ease that transition for the upcoming school year.

Connecticut recently got a national shout-out for adopting a state budget that includes a variety of tax cuts for those who need the most help such as working families and retirees.