Lucy Dathan

Governor Lamont has signed Public Act 26-127 into law, advancing several initiatives to make renewable energy, including solar power and battery storage, more accessible and affordable for homeowners, renters, and businesses across Connecticut.

As our youth enjoy these summer months away from school, don't forget that nutritious meals are available at no cost to all children in the state!

The Connecticut Department of Labor has released its latest resource guide, 2025 Connecticut Career Paths, providing tools, strategies, and insights to help individuals explore career opportunities and make informed decisions.

Proud to have maintained a 100% voting record during this past legislative session. One of the most important responsibilities I have as your state representative is showing up and making sure the voices of our community are heard in Hartford. That's why I was committed to being present for every vote this session.

I am happy to receive an A from the Connecticut Education Association (CEA) for my work during the 2025–26 legislative session. Supporting our educators and students has always been a priority for me, and I'm proud to champion policies that strengthen our educator workforce, expand support for students, and improve teaching and learning conditions in our schools.

Several new state laws that we passed during the 2026 legislative session will take effect on July 1.

The Connecticut Department of Social Services (DSS) wants residents to be aware of new work requirements affecting some recipients of SNAP benefits and upcoming changes to HUSKY Health eligibility rules.

The good news: most people will not lose their benefits. However, it is important to review the new requirements and determine whether they apply to your situation.

Medical debt can place a significant financial burden on families in communities across Connecticut, which can result in severe economic hardship or bankruptcy.