Frank J. Smith

The governor has put a plan forward to deliver a critical lifeline to Connecticut residents hit hardest by recent federal budget cuts. This proposal includes millions for health care.

The state is committing $70 million to offset cuts to Affordable Care Act subsidies. The funding will shield thousands of families from huge increases expected in the new year.

I would like to wish everyone a Happy Thanksgiving. There will be two free Thanksgiving Day meals in Milford for anyone in need.

All Connecticut SNAP recipients have access to their FULL November benefits on their EBT cards.

There are a number of resources available to help those struggling to pay their heating bills this winter. Generation Power CT, the Connecticut Energy Assistance Program, and Eversource are offering vital support.

Please join me and Sen. James Maroney for a free community coffee hour, and start your morning on Thursday, October 30 with a meaningful conversation about the issues that matter most to Milford.

With fall comes cooler weather, changing leaves, and a number of new laws hitting the books. Several measures passed during the 2025 legislative session took effect on October 1.

I joined my colleagues in celebrating our ongoing work to strengthen civics education, engagement, and media literacy in Connecticut. The task force released its recommendations to close gaps in these areas. I am proud to have introduced and sponsored this legislation.