Fred Gee

Connecticut has made significant progress in strengthening its pension funds for retired state workers and addressing legacy debt, which isn’t just good news for pension holders and all taxpayers.

I hope this correspondence finds you well. I want to wish you, your family, and your friends a Happy Thanksgiving! May the day be filled with warmth, great memories, and moments of gratitude surrounded by loved ones.

Connecticut is taking a major step in trying to help people pay their student loans. The state plans to launch a pilot program for Student Loan Reimbursement on January 1, 2025.

I want to thank you for re-electing me! I am humbled. It is an honor and privilege to serve the residents of the 126th district.

Access Health CT's Open Enrollment period begins today through January 15, 2025. Connecticut residents can shop, compare, and enroll in health insurance plans or renew their coverage. Customers may also enroll in dental insurance through AHCT.

In response to critical fire weather conditions and the state’s continued drought, both Governor Ned Lamont and Commissioner Katie Dykes have issued guidance on outdoor burns.

This week, the State Bond Commission approved $40 million in state funding that will be used to reopen the popular Time To Own program to a new round of applicants.

Did you know there's still time to collect your COVID relief money from 2021? If you're a Connecticut resident and have not received your COVID relief money, there's still time, but it's running out quickly.