Manny Sanchez

Our second heat wave of the summer is almost over, but it is still necessary to take precautions, and, most especially, to stay hydrated. Let's make sure our family, friends, and the most vulnerable among us are doing the same.

Several new laws passed during the 2025 legislative session will take effect on Tuesday, July 1.

Thursday, June 19th is Juneteenth!

Juneteenth celebrates the end of slavery in our country.

I hope you can join me and fellow New Britain Delegation members for an End of Session Town Hall at New Britain Town Hall, 27 W. Main Street, Room 504, on Monday, June 16th from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.

Amid one of the most constrained housing markets in the nation, families across our communities are finding it harder than ever to secure homes.

It's Memorial Day Weekend!

First and foremost, let's this opportunity to reflect on those who made the ultimate sacrifice for this country. Let's honor their service. May their memory be a blessing. Secondly, please be safe. I've included some safety tips that may be helpful. I've also added information about the big statewide job fair coming to New Britain in June.

With the House in session this week, I have had the opportunity to pass some important legislation helping New Britain residents and the entire state of Connecticut. I'm proud to be part of a caucus that's putting our money where our mouths are - passing bills focused on improving the environment, supporting workers' rights, and showing our veterans and firefighters the respect they deserve.

The Trump Administration's unrelenting war on middle- and low-income Americans continues with the recent reversal of a decision on student loan repayments, a policy that went into effect five years ago during Trump's first administration. Now, the Department of Education has been charged with sending accounts in default to collections beginning in May.