Matt Ritter

Watkinson Student Foundation club members (freshmen all the way up to seniors participated) helped prepare some Thanksgiving meal donations.

I was pleased to join Hartford Public Library CEO Bridget Quinn-Carey and Board of Directors President Gregory C. Davis to celebrate a $2k grant from Pepsi to the Library.

Speaker of the House Joe Aresimowicz and House Majority Leader Matt Ritter were unanimously chosen by their Democratic colleagues to return for a second term as the top leaders in the House of Representatives.

I was proud to recognize CVS for its deep commitment to Hartford.

Recent news coverage and discourse may be particularly difficult for sexual assault survivors and their loved ones as the nation grapples with this difficult issue. I want to remind everyone that survivors of sexual assault are not alone and helpful resources are available.

On Friday, September 21, the CT Department of Veterans Affairs is holding a Stand Down event at its Rocky Hill campus, offering veterans medical screenings, employment and educational assistance, recovery services, and more.

Connecticut has just launched a new Text-to-911 capability as part of the state’s new Next Generation 9-1-1 Emergency Telecommunications System.

The State is committing $4.5 million to complete the second phase of streetscape improvements along Farmington Avenue.