Roland Lemar

Celebrating Juneteenth and a Renewed Commitment to Public Safety Personnel with a new law expanding benefits and support.

New laws have been signed to strengthen Connecticut's ability to prosecute hate crimes and improve safety at school bus stops. In addition, the deadline for Access Health CT's Special Enrollment Period is approaching.

Recent actions taken at the Capitol include an investment of $7.7 million in funding to the City of New Haven for numerous projects in a major commitment to the city's future. Plus, an additional investment in the Early Childhood Education Endowment, increased aid for SNAP benefit cuts, landmark legislation signed for AI protections, and Medical Debt Erased for many.

The Connecticut Higher Education Supplemental Loan Authority has launched a new state-based Graduate Loan Program. A High School Summer Pass to Fitness is being offered to teens. Plus, in recognition of Mental Health Awareness Month this May, here are links to resources available for anyone who may be struggling or supporting a loved one who is struggling.

Commemorating Memorial Day with remembrance and gratitude for the heroes who made the ultimate sacrifice. Absentee Voting for All is now law in Connecticut, and Funding for Dairy Farmers to support small, family-owned businesses.

The workers' rights bill has been signed into law. Plus, ways to Celebrate America's 250th.

End of Session Wrap-Up, highlights of the budget and key bills that passed. Plus, celebrating the remarkable career and retirement of Senate President Pro Tempore Martin Looney.

We advanced bills that support our elderly community and put the safety of our children first.