Susan Johnson

Congress passed the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act, and it was signed into law by President Trump on Friday. To help Connecticut residents understand the details of the bill and how it can potentially provide assistance during the COVID-19 crisis, Senator Chris Murphy's office has compiled a list of frequently asked questions.

Willimantic's 2020 Cupid Alicia Rivera speaks with Dennis O'Brien and State Representative Susan Johnson on WILI's Let's Talk About It.

On the latest episode of Let's Talk About It, I was honored to host Jim Vigue and John Brady from AFT Connecticut to discuss education and health care in Windham and the region.

The 2020 legislative session will get underway on Wednesday, February 5^th and we will be working on many issues that affect Windham, Willimantic, and the state.

A fellow state representative received a voice mail message I wanted to share and warn IS A SCAM! My colleague called the number for verification and was surprised how professional they seemed on the phone. He was almost ready to offer his credit card information when he suspected it did not make sense.

Access Health CT reports that close to 20 percent of customers still need to submit verification documents to stay covered. Customers can scan and submit verification documents at enrollment fairs, by mail or online.

State Representative Gregg Haddad of the 54th Assembly District stops by to discuss legislation affecting higher education in Connecticut and goals for the upcoming 2020 short session.

This January 1 not only marked the beginnings of a new year, it also meant the enactment of dozens of new laws and reforms for Connecticut residents.