Henry Genga

We had some bipartisan fun at the 5th Annual Democrats vs. Republicans Kickball Game. The state is making $15 million available through the national settlement of the Volkswagen emissions scandal to support clean air projects across Connecticut. Plus, April is recognized as ABLE to Save Month in Connecticut, a time to raise awareness about financial empowerment for individuals with disabilities.

The Patient is U (TPIU) Day at the Capitol recognized the organization’s mission is to foster a culture of empathy and compassion in medical settings, with the goal of improving patient outcomes and the overall quality of care. Connecticut’s Renters’ Rebate Program is now open to eligible renters who are elderly or living with a disability and meet certain income requirements. April is Autism Acceptance Month, a time to recognize, celebrate, and honor the experiences and identities of individuals with Autism.

Affordability remains a major challenge in our state, a breakdown of affordability proposals this legislative session. Be on alert about a texting scam involving Amazon. Plus, the northeast states are exploring advanced nuclear energy to prepare for increased energy demands in the future.

Proposed Voter Rights Bills that advanced are aimed at protecting our elections by preventing the interference or intimidation of voters. These measures are meant to ensure that the sacred right to vote is safeguarded without fear at home or at the polls. Plus, work is set to begin by the CTDOT on I-91 and I-291 as well as on the CT Rail Hartford Line from Hartford to Springfield.

Warehouse Workers Rights legislation passed into law. An important construction advisory for I-84. Plus, celebrate National Agriculture Week by supporting local farms.

Grant funding awarded to East Hartford. Celebrating K-9 Veterans Day at the Capitol. Participate in Civic Learning Week by taking part in one of the many programs being offered. Celebrate Women's History Month and the women who have made contributions to our communities, our state, and our nation.

The House was back in session last week and we passed two bills. Plus, Generation Power CT's Emergency Assistance Program is launching its final cycle of assistance.

The House is back in session this week. All the information you need to view the town budget and revaluation process. Plus, Fresh Food Funding to aid locally grown farm products and CT History Day needs Judges.