Christine Conley

This afternoon, a bipartisan state budget ending Connecticut's fiscal crisis and restoring millions of dollars of cuts for Groton and Ledyard, passed the House in a 126 to 23 vote.

I am strongly opposed to the Republican budget and its accompanying UConn cuts, which would be devastating to the UConn Avery Point campus.

As we enter the final weeks of budget negotiations, I would like to thank my caucus and everyone who has had a seat at the table for listening to my concerns about education funding.

The Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) just announced good news for Connecticut's south shoreline!

I am pleased to announce that Ledyard will receive reimbursement for their school construction projects.

I applaud the House passage of a bill that would end the litigation between the town of Groton and the Odd Fellows Home, a non-profit nursing home and rehabilitation center located in the town for over 120 years.

Following last week’s global cyberattack that infected 200,000 computers across 150 countries, the House of Representatives unanimously passed House Bill 7304 which would increase the computer crime penalty.

I am pleased to announce that the State Bonding Commission approved $15 million in funding for Groton Utilities.