Moira Rader

If you have been fired or put on unpaid leave from your federal government job, the state of Connecticut is ready to help.

The Connecticut Department of Labor has brought together several programs and services to assist residents who have lost their jobs with the federal government. There are approximately 18,800 federal employees working in Connecticut.

A House Democratic priority bill aimed at improving access to affordable early childhood care is moving along in the legislature.

H2O Farm will use the $49,999 grant to purchase and install a bio-liquid fertilization system to produce non-toxic ammonia fertilizer.

While my role as a state representative does not individually empower me to change directly much of the chaos being wielded by the federal government, we in the legislature have the ability to put strong legislation in place here in Connecticut, consult with our Attorney General regarding his office’s work to combat concerning executive orders, and communicate with our congressional leaders to advocate for their swift and steady action to fight the many unconstitutional executive orders.

A Construction Industry Employment Fair is planned in Rocky Hill on March 21. Recruiting service members, veterans, & their families.

NEW DATE: Join us for a mid-session community forum on Tuesday, March 4, 6 p.m., at Guilford Free Library.

Governor Lamont announced that due to a weather forecast indicating that Connecticut will experience a blast of arctic temperatures and breezy winds over the next several days, he is directing the state’s severe cold weather protocol to go into effect beginning at 6 p.m. on February 16 and remaining in effect through noon on February 22.

Due to inclement weather, the early session community forum scheduled for tonight in Guilford has been postponed to February 25.