Geraldo Reyes Jr

The Waterbury Delegation joined the community for a thoughtful and productive conversation about the challenges surrounding of housing in our city. Landlord and renters shared their perspectives, highlighting the need for fair policies.

March is Women's History Month, a time to honor the extraordinary contributions women have made to our society. I would like to recognize Sandra Martinez-McCarthy, the President Pro Tempore of the Waterbury Board of Alderman.

Our community is shaken after two Muslim girls were attacked at Wallace Middle School. I joined activists who believe Waterbury Police should investigate the case as a hate crime.

I am proud to co-sponsor House Bill 5003, a top legislative priority for House Democrats this session, which would expedite funding for families, attract and retain childcare educators, and enhance both new and existing childcare facilities.

I was proud to vote for a bill allocating $40 million for special education. We passed a measure supporting our veterans. I had the pleasure of getting in the classroom on Read Across America Week.

The state will install wrong-way driving technology on both sides of Route 8 at Exit 27 in the south end of Waterbury.

The Black and Puerto Rican Caucus recently unveiled six legislative pillars that will shape our advocacy this session involving education, career advancement, justice, housing, health and human services, as well as economic empowerment and stability.

I asked Garrett Eucalitto, Commissioner of the CT Dept. of Transportation, pressing transportation questions that affect those who live in Waterbury.