Gregg Haddad

I am launching an effort with my colleagues in the House of Representatives to honor our friends and neighbors who are going above and beyond.

"Last year, our community made our voices heard when voting to approve funds for the construction of E. O. Smith's new roof and solar panels, and I'm glad we were able to correct the problem and allow these clean, sustainable solar panels to be installed on our higher school.," said Rep. Haddad.

I wrote about HB 5353 and the push for free college in our state in The Hartford Courant this morning.

If you or someone you know is looking for part-time flexible work, there are some great job opportunities available with the 2020 U.S. Census.

I've been working on the creation of a debt-free community college program in Connecticut for years. This year, we finally made critical progress. My Higher Education Committee co-chair, Senator Will Haskell, and I will be traveling to community colleges across the state this fall to discuss the new program.

The Connecticut General Assembly's internship program is now accepting applications! If you or someone you know is looking for a college internship at the State Capitol, our program may be the perfect fit.

Rep. Gregg Haddad, House chairman of the Higher Education and Employment Advancement Committee, issued the following statement Thursday after Gov. Ned Lamont announced his appointment of Dan Toscano as the UConn Board of Trustees’ new chairman and Scott Cowen as a board member.

Sign my petition to oppose President Trump’s efforts to cut 11,000 working families, seniors and individuals with disabilities off of food assistance. -- Gregg