Jonathan Steinberg

This CTMirror op-ed piece explains a novel idea to address the State's unfunded pension liability.

I held a press conference with colleagues today in support of a regional carbon pricing initiative and will reintroduce legislation this upcoming session.

I will be holding office hours on Tuesday, January 30 at the downtown Aux Delices, 44 Church Lane in Westport, from 8am – 9:30am.

So, now we have a state budget! Should we all rejoice? Well, yes and no.

I am proud to have been named the Legislator of the Year by Connecticut Water Works Association for my leadership on a wide range of issues affecting the quality and safety of Connecticut’s drinking water.

State Representative Jonathan Steinberg has been recognized by the Connecticut League of Conservation Voters (CTLCV) for his support of environmental legislation during the 2017 legislative session and for his leadership on water planning and renewable energy.

The Legislature recently passed a budget. The Republican-generated budget passed because it garnered a handful of Democrat votes in both chambers, although it’s a “bi-partisan” budget in name only.

The opioid epidemic is a scourge, touching families in every town and city, across race, gender or socio-economic background. I'm particularly gratified that this legislation reflects a truly bi-partisan effort and involved experts across the spectrum. I believe it will bring real progress to end this crisis.