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Happy St. Patrick's Day!

March 14, 2025

If you decide to celebrate St. Patrick's Day this weekend, please be safe and do not drive impaired.

There are several ways to enjoy this holiday responsibly:

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Youth Justice Event Recap

February 28, 2025

On Wednesday, I cohosted an event called Let's Discuss Youth Justice in Norwalk and Across the State. The purpose of this event was to bring local youth services organizations together to brainstorm the different ways we can help younger individuals in our community. Thank you to the Connecticut Justice Alliance for collaborating with me to make this important event happen, and to everyone who was able to attend.

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Youth Justice Event in Norwalk Tomorrow

February 25, 2025

I am partnering with the Connecticut Justice Alliance for an event called Let's Discuss Youth Justice in Norwalk and Across the State. I will lead a discussion about ensuring that all our children’s needs are being met across Connecticut.

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Happy Valentine's Day!

February 14, 2025

Happy Valentine’s Day! Every day is a privilege to work for you, and represent our district. Wishing you all a day full of love and kindness.

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The Newly Formed Homelessness Caucus

February 6, 2025

I am proud to announce that I am now serving as the Chair of the first-ever End Homelessness Caucus. Representative Laurie Sweet of Hamden, the other founding member, will serve as the Vice Chair.

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Increasing Medicaid Reimbursement Rates

January 31, 2025

We understand what's going on nationally, but we can't stop doing our jobs for the people of Connecticut and that starts with putting forward good public policy. House and Senate Democratic leaders announced on Tuesday a legislative proposal to increase Medicaid reimbursement rates for providers, which is long overdue. A recent state Medicaid Rate Study found that Connecticut lags well behind peer states when paying providers under Connecticut’s Medicaid program. Many areas of care are currently reimbursed at the same levels they were in 2007.

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