Michael DiGiovancarlo

While other states cut taxes for the wealthy and corporations, Connecticut stands out for providing nearly $500 million in relief for individuals and families.

Waterbury will receive $303,000 in state funds to cleanup and revitalize two separate projects containing blighted properties with the hope of bringing economic development and job growth to our community.

Governor Ned Lamont signed the Vision Zero bill into law paving the way for red light cameras in Waterbury. The move is designed to increase public safety by penalizing drivers who go through red lights on our city streets.

Our new two-year balanced and bipartisan state budget is delivering historic tax cuts and funding for Waterbury. Our city is expected to get millions for our public schools and motor vehicle tax reimbursements.

Eversource customers are about to get a major break on their utility bill! The company has filed new and lower standard service rates for residential customers starting July 1.

Mental Health Awareness Month (MHAM) increases awareness about the vital role mental health plays in our overall health and well-being.

The state’s first speed safety cameras went up last week. I fully support the pilot program, which is designed to reduce crashes in DOT work zones.

I’m proud to announce that Waterbury Public Schools will be receiving nearly $16 million for upgrades to its air filtration system.