I wrote about HB 5353 and the push for free college in our state in The Hartford Courant this morning.

This morning's event titled "Race and Human Trafficking in Connecticut" covered the disproportionate representation of children of color reported at high risk of or confirmed to be trafficked in the state.

There is a lot at stake before this short legislative session ends on May 6th.

Please join us for a celebration of the passage o Public Act 19-12,

HB 5040 An Act Establishing an Excise Tax on Ammunition has been referred to the Joint Committee on Finance, Revenue and Bonding.

State Representative Gregg Haddad of the 54th Assembly District stops by to discuss legislation affecting higher education in Connecticut and goals for the upcoming 2020 short session.

Governor Ned Lamont, Lt. Governor Susan Bysiewicz, Senate Majority Leader Bob Duff and executives from AT&T held a news conference in Norwalk to announce the launch of a new public-private partnership that will allow for the deployment of cutting-edge technology along the New Haven Line. AT&T’s network enhancements will provide 4G LTE service, which the company can upgrade, via software, to 5G in the future. I salute the governor's plan to improve our transportation infrastructure and WiFi connectivity.

I’m happy to share some exciting news!

During my campaign in 2018, I promised that I would work tirelessly to bring resources back to the 2nd District. As a result of working with my colleagues and Governor Lamont’s Office, Danbury Public Library has just been approved to receive a $100,000 grant from the state during today's Bond Commission meeting. These new funds will allow the library to undertake its first significant renovation in decades.