Michael D. Quinn

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has issued new guidelines on what kinds of activities are safe to resume after you and your family are fully vaccinated.

Our Meriden legislative delegation is co-hosting an important virtual opportunity for local small businesses to learn more about programs and resources available to them happening Thursday, March 11 at 6pm.

The state Department of Motor Vehicles has introduced several new features on its website.

Vaccine eligibility will expand to the 55-64 age group beginning on March 1 and dedicated clinics for educators and childcare providers will also begin in March.

I’m excited to announce that Connecticut residents aged 65 to 74 will be able to book appointments to receive the COVID-19 vaccine starting this Thursday, February 11, 2021.

February is Black History Month. For the past 45 years, Black History Month has served as a time to recognize and honor the achievements and contributions of Black Americans in our nation's history.

The State of Connecticut is expecting about 45,000 COVID-19 vaccine doses on a weekly basis from the federal government. We now know that the State will be taking a tiered approach in Phase 1B as we work to vaccinate the nearly 1.4 million people in the recently updated Phase 1B category.

Thanks to a record $3 billion in our state's rainy-day fund and responsible state budget practices, Connecticut's consensus revenue estimates from state budget analysts predict a budget surplus of $70 million in Fiscal Year 2021.