Henry Genga

East Hartford Social Services, in partnership with the Assessor’s Office, administers several exemption programs that benefit the elderly, persons with disabilities, and veterans.  Applications are accepted from February 1 through May 15 at least every two years. Eligible individuals may receive a credit ranging from $100 to $700. For details regarding eligibility and documentation requirements, please visit the Assessor Exemption Programs website.

The Connecticut Department of Transportation is announcing that the I-84 Eastbound off-ramp to the HOV lane in East Hartford will be temporarily closed from Sunday, April 3rd to Friday, June 3rd, 2022.

Are you thinking of taking the next step and opening your own small business? Are you in business already and interested in learning more about the resources available to you?

Today, in the House, we passed an emergency-certification that will ease some of the financial burden on Connecticut residents and working families whose wallets and budgets have taken a hit due to rising gas prices and record-breaking inflation levels.

House Democrats are supporting local restaurants who are still fighting to recover from the effects of the pandemic. Republicans in the House voted "no"…and Senate Republicans blocked the bill from moving forward.

Voting is a fundamental right that ought to be fair and accessible, but Connecticut's voting laws are needlessly restrictive when it comes to voting by absentee ballot.

The East Hartford Mayor's Office has received numerous calls from residents regarding a reoccurring dangerous traffic situation at nearly every school at drop off and pick up times. These traffic concerns are related to unsafe parking on private and town property during drop off and pick up times that results in significant property damage as depicted in the picture below.

It is almost time to spring forward! Daylight Saving time will begin on March 13, 2022. Please, make sure to change your clock an hour forward.