May 9, 2012
STORM RESPONSE LEGISLATION PASSED
New reforms include better oversight and tough fines to address the problems we experienced - prolonged power outages and other utility failures. READ MORE

May 8, 2012
EDUCATION REFORM BILL PASSED
This bill puts early childhood on the forefront and at the same time, puts invests in our family resource centers. READ MORE

May 7, 2012
REP. WILLIS HAILS HOUSE PASSAGE OF ANTI-RACIAL PROFILING BILL
State Representative Roberta Willis welcomed House passage Monday of legislation strengthening an existing law aimed at stopping police from racially profiling motorists during traffic stops. READ MORE

May 1, 2012
BILL CONCERNING SEXUAL VIOLENCE ON COLLEGE CAMPUSES
INTRODUCED BY REP. WILLIS PASSES HOUSE
A bill that will help colleges and universities prevent sexual violence on campus introduced by Representative Roberta Willis Tuesday passed the House by 146-0. READ MORE

April 30, 2012
REP. WILLIS’ BILL PROTECTING MEMBERS OF THE ARMED FORCES
FROM LOSING PARENTAL RIGHTS PASSES HOUSE
A bill protecting members of the armed services from losing their parental rights while they are deployed, co-sponsored by State Representative Roberta Willis, passed the House Monday 143-0. READ MORE

April 27, 2012
BURRVILLE REGIONAL FIRE SCHOOL IMPROVEMENTS FUNDING APPROVED
State funding is approved to kick start the long-stalled renovations and improvements at the Burville facility. READ MORE

April 20, 2012
REP. WILLIS ANNOUNCES $565,000 FUNDING FOR
BONNEY BROOK ELDERLY HOUSING IN CORNWALL
State Representative Roberta Willis is announcing the state Bond Commission is expected to approve $565,000 in funding for the town of Cornwall for Bonney Brook Elderly Housing. READ MORE

April 20, 2012
STATE FUNDING FOR BURRVILLE REGIONAL FIRE SCHOOL SET FOR GREEN LIGHT
State Reps. Roberta Willis and Michelle Cook announced that funding to kick start the long-stalled renovations and improvements to five of the state's regional fire training schools, including the Burrville facility in Torrington is expected to be approved by the state Bond Commission at its next meeting.
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