Geraldo Reyes Jr

The state is bracing for dangerously cold temperatures and plowable snow! My colleagues and I are advocating for a $600 child tax credit to support our working families.

Energy Savings Week is a great time to think about simple, practical ways to improve energy efficiency in your home. Connecticut Legal Services opened its expanded downtown office, serving low-income individuals and families.

Access Health CT has extended its final enrollment deadline to Saturday, January 31. The state is reminding those with SNAP benefits that new, federal legislation has changed eligibility standards.

An emergency energy assistance program is offering up to $500 to help eligible Connecticut households cover electric, gas, or heating fuel expenses. I was privileged to dress up as a Wise Man for Three Kings Day, an important tradition in our community.

Crews are making significant progress repairing the site of the water main break that left thousands of Waterbury residents without water for up to six difficult days.

The state has helped erase some or all of the medical debt for another 40,000 Connecticut residents and approved millions to help homeowners make energy-saving upgrades that lower utility costs.

Crews are identifying key intersections to improve water infrastructure after last week's historic outage. The state is tapping into an emergency relief fund to support those most affected by federal cuts.

The City of Waterbury continues working around the clock to safely restore water service following the recent system-wide shutdown.