Celebrating Labor Day Weekend
August 29, 2025I would like to wish everyone a happy and safe Labor Day Weekend! Law enforcement is reminding drivers to make safety a priority by not getting behind the wheel while impaired. You can expect to see an increased police presence across the state. If your plans include drinking, plan for a sober ride home.
Today is National Dog Day
August 26, 2025Today is National Dog Day! On this day, take a moment to celebrate the furry friends in your life. Dogs are loyal, smart, and great companions. Their joy and love can make even the worst day a little bit better.
Helpful Information from Hate Crimes Investigative Unit
August 20, 2025The Hate Crimes Investigative Unit of the CT State Police has created a flyer with tips on recognizing, reporting, and preventing hate crimes.
Free Robotics Summer Program
August 13, 2025The FIRST Robotics Team 7462 and FIRST Tech Challenge Team 8699 will host a free summer robotics program. Attendees will learn how to build and program robots using Legos. The program will be held from August 18-22.
Supporting Survivors of Sexual Violence
August 1, 2025The Connecticut Alliance to End Sexual Violence recently recognized myself and other members of the General Assembly, wanting to thank us for including funding for services that provide resources and assistance to survivors of sexual violence in this year's biannual budget.
Perfect Score on the CTLCV Scorecard
July 24, 2025The 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. I not only received a perfect score, but was also named as an Environmental champion.
Mental Health Parity Bill Signed into Law
July 16, 2025Governor Lamont signed legislation that puts patients first and holds insurance companies accountable.
State Funding for Musicals at Richter
July 10, 2025Great news! I was able to secure funding for Musicals at Richter, a Danbury based outdoor theater. The organization is set to receive $65,000 in state funding. Musicals at Richter, the longest running outdoor theater in the state, has provided quality and affordable fun that is appropriate for the whole family. The organization puts on a variety of shows, including musical theater performances, operettas and more. They also provide an opportunity for members of the community, especially children, to participate in and experience professional theatrical productions.





