Matt Ritter

The state committed almost $2 million to help clean up Homestead Avenue and redevelop old industrial sites.

Connecticut families, currently on the waitlist, can start enrolling in the Care 4 Kids program, the state’s primary child care support program.

The House of Representatives approved a bipartisan state budget 126-23.

For the first time in a decade, Democrats and Republicans have put together a truly bipartisan budget. 

It was a thrill to speak at the Downtown Roundtable at Black-Eyed Sally's Southern Kitchen & Bar hosted by Business for Downtown Hartford. We have an incredibly committed and engaged business community in Hartford.

Rep. Ritter discusses wide ranging issues on the Hartford Courant’s Capitol Watch podcast.

I hosted Governor Dannel Malloy, Mayor Luke Bronin, Hartford lawmakers, and the state Department of Transportation (DOT) at an event showcasing the $30 million investment in the Albany Avenue corridor in Hartford.

It was a pleasure to kick-off the Aurora Women and Girls Foundation College Success Forum.