Hubert Delany

From my family to yours, we wish you a season filled with warmth, rest, and meaningful time with your loved ones. Whether you are celebrating Christmas, Hanukkah, or Kwanzaa, this is a time to reflect on generosity, goodwill, and the responsibility we share to look out for one another.

This week, I want to speak plainly about something I’ve been hearing at the doors, on the phone, and in our inbox: people are worried their health care is about to get more expensive. I’ve talked with dozens of us, parents, small business owners, retirees, who are watching the news out of Washington and wondering if they’ll be the ones left holding the bag.

I hope you and your family are staying safe and warm as winter settles in.

With temperatures dropping, our state’s cold weather protocols are in effect. Consider checking in on seniors, vulnerable neighbors, and anyone you know who may be struggling in these conditions. Also, please don’t hesitate to reach out for help if you or someone you know needs support.

I hope you and your family are staying warm and happy during this holiday season.

As I reflected this Thanksgiving, I am filled with gratitude and pride for the people of our community.

I hope you and your family are staying warm and happy this holiday season. This past Wednesday, November 12th, the House of Representatives convened for a special session to tackle the urgent needs of the people we serve.

I’m proud to share that all Connecticut SNAP recipients now have access to their full November benefits on their EBT cards.

Today is Election Day, and I encourage you all to have your voices heard. Your vote matters, and it plays a vital role in the election process.

As we approach one month of the Federal Government shutdown, I want to remind you all that my office is here to help you navigate and get connected with available resources. Further down in this email, you can find information on the current status of SNAP benefits and what services are available from state and local organizations.