Aundré Bumgardner

It's been an honor and a privilege to represent our beautiful coastal corner of Southeastern Connecticut – Groton, Mystic, and Stonington at our State Capitol. These towns have seen numerous successful initiatives and projects this year, and I'm excited to continue working hard for you in the year ahead.

A big thank you to Superintendent Johnston and his wife Mrs. Johnston for the invite to their wonderful Holiday Open House at Coast Guard Academy Quarters One. It was an honor to attend alongside my colleague State Representative Anthony Nolan, Mayor Mike Passero, and community members.

Our friend, Cranberry, rescued by Mystic Aquarium earlier this year, has been rehabilitated and was released in Rhode Island this week.

As you may be aware, Governor Ned Lamont has decided to temporarily postpone the proposed ban on the sale of gas-powered vehicles in Connecticut by 2035. While this initiative remains a top legislative priority, its implementation will be carefully considered in the upcoming session in 2024.

Remembering Rosalynn Carter, SNAP Benefits, Traffic Signal Upgrades in Groton, Small Business Saturday, Main Street Noank Road, Groton Leaf Collection, Tree Removal, Community Events.

Microtransit Pilot Program Launched, Workers' Compensation Rates, Housing Rehab Program, Teacher Of The Year, Native American History Month, Groton Leaf Collection.

This weekend we are honoring those who have served in the U.S. military for Veterans Day, and Southeastern Connecticut is getting a major boost in our efforts to improve public transportation.

Everyone is now eligible to enroll or renew coverage with Access Health CT. Eversource is offering a new electric bill discount if you have a financial hardship status on your electric account.