Geraldo Reyes Jr

I joined a group of Latino and Puerto Rican advocates, experts, and legislators to discuss the importance of tackling climate change.

Crews have begun tearing down the final remaining building in the Freight Street Corridor. This is the final hurdle before we can move forward with transit-oriented redevelopment including apartments, retail, and offices.

I have spent the past few weeks celebrating the rich culture and contributions of Latinos for Hispanic Heritage Month. I cannot express into words how much fun I’ve had meeting members of the community and learning about their stories of success right here in Waterbury.

You may notice some changes the next time you go the polls because the state is investing $25 million for new voting machines.

Please join me and other legislators tomorrow on Wednesday, October 11 from 12:00 P.M. -1:30 P.M. at the Legislative Office Building Room 1D to help raise awareness within our Hispanic community about CT's Paid Family and Medical Leave Program as we celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month.

The 75th district is receiving nearly $17.5 million in state bonding for affordable housing, downtown development, remediation, and repair projects.

I have been blessed to recognize our senior citizens in Waterbury over the past couple of weeks as part of Hispanic Heritage Month.

Connecticut is taking a transformative step toward making prescription drugs more affordable for everyone.