Chris Poulos

Great news on my "I-84 Traffic Safety Corridor" initiative!  Public Safety Bill HB 7204, which includes a provision to establish a traffic safety corridor program, passed unanimously out of committee and will now be considered by the full legislature. 

This week, Paul Paniccia—the Southington resident who first proposed the I-84 Traffic Safety Corridor—testified before the Public Safety Committee in support of the legislation I introduced to make our highways safer

It’s official! Earlier this week, the Governor approved the legislature’s request to provide much-needed relief to Connecticut schools.
I was proud to support this legislation that secures $653,705 in special education funding for Southington. This critical funding will provide immediate relief to help cover excess special education costs, including staffing, programming, and outplacements for students.

I had the pleasure of visiting the Southington Dog Pound, where I met with dedicated volunteers and Animal Control Officer, Josh Karabin.

Last weekend's Valentine’s Day Celebrity Gala for specially-abled adults was an absolute blast!

This grant is part of $12.8 million awarded through the CDBG Small Cities program, ensuring our communities receive the resources they need. I’m proud to support investments that improve housing and quality of life for residents!

This week, Gov. Ned Lamont presented his biennial state budget priorities to a joint session of the General Assembly. His proposals focus on affordability, economic growth, and transformative investments while maintaining fiscal responsibility. Key priorities include early childhood education and tax relief.

On Wednesday, I attended a press conference of the bipartisan Feeding CT Caucus, highlighting Connecticut Foodshare’s vital work in feeding our neighbors.