Geraldo Reyes Jr

The House voted to strengthen healthcare for Connecticut's seniors and to address the mental health crisis among teens using social media by passing a bipartisan bill.

The Manufacturer Connection Fair at the State Capitol was an incredible showcase of what hundreds of our youngest and brightest innovators are capable of.

The community celebrated Opening Day of the Roberto Clemente Youth League as children, parents, and friends came together. The Waterbury Delegation is collecting donations for a food drive to benefit St. Vincent DePaul Soup Kitchen & Pantry.

The House approved a bill to strengthen our economy by forming a new trade partnership with Puerto Rico. We also unanimously passed legislation honoring the Borinqueneers.

I want to have an honest, open conversation about men's health. This issue is especially critical for men of color, who are often at a higher risk for conditions like prostate cancer.

Governor Ned Lamont launched The Pizza Capital Trail, a celebration of Connecticut’s top, independent pizzerias in our state. You’re invited to tell us where to find the best slice including any pizza spots in Waterbury.

As a Puerto Rican state representative serving Waterbury, I had the privilege of participating in the unveiling of this summer’s Puerto Rican parades and festivals. Additionally, I was proud to attend a ceremony honoring National Borinqueneers Day.

The State Bond Commission has approved $9.3 million in funding to help transform the 75th District, including downtown Waterbury and a nearby neighborhood. This includes $5.3 million to support environmental cleanup at the former Anamet property and $4 million to revitalize the West Main Street corridor.