Bob Godfrey

The Connecticut League of Conservation Voters (CTLCV) released their annual Environmental Scorecard for the 2025 session. The scorecard gives state legislators a score based on their support of environmental priorities each year.

Great news! Tarrywile Park in Danbury will receive $63,026 in state funding to construct a community garden.

The legislative session wrapped up last month. My colleagues and I were able to craft, debate, and pass several great bills that will benefit all residents, young and old.

Happy Independence Day! Democracy is precious. I hope your day is filled with fun and safe festivities.

It's been a very good year for Danbury. We're returning a record amount of dollars to fund our public schools, roads, and many non-profits. I've sent a sperate messages with the details. Shout out to Danbury's Mayor Roberto Alves, for his constant advocacy for you and our city that has put more wind in our sails.

It's been a very good budget year for Connecticut, and a record-breaking year for Danbury. The state budget, which passed through both chambers during the last few days of session, reflects shared values, marked by historic investments in children through expanded funding for special education and childcare

The old Court House on Main Street has been one of my favorite buildings my entire life. My mother told me that as a toddler I called it a birthday cake. I'm happy to have joined my colleagues State Representative Farley Santos, State Representative Ken Gucker, and Senator Julie Kushner in championing the conveyance of the historic building to the City of Danbury at administrative costs only (House Bill 7280, currently awaiting the Governor's expected signature).

The old Court House on Main Street has been one of my favorite buildings my entire life. My mother told me that as a toddler I called it a birthday cake