Susan Johnson

For Representative Susan Johnson, protecting firefighters and making sure they're treated fairly is important. That is why she co-sponsored a bill that establishes a relief fund for wage replacements. The fund will be used for firefighters who are battling work-related cancer. House Bill 5262 provides compensation for current and former uniformed members of a paid or volunteer fire department who suffer from certain diseases as a result of performing their jobs.

Connecticut is finding new ways to save money and provide better health care by moving away from private insurers who administer the Medicaid program. By directly reimbursing doctors and hospitals, Connecticut is eliminating the costly middle man. For more details, read the Wall Street Journal news story.

Rep. Susan Johnson joins her legislative colleagues, hospital administrators, employees and patients at a news conference to protest the withholding of Medicaid funds from Connecticut hospitals.

In strong support of House Bill 5211, An Act Concerning Certificates of Need, and HB 5174, An Act Concerning Salaries for Nonprofit Hospital Administrators, state Rep. Susan Johnson has testified before the legislature’s Public Health Committee.

While we haven’t had to deal with snow and ice so far, there’s not much doubt that it will eventually arrive. When it does don’t forget to visit the car wash. Washing your vehicle on a regular basis especially in the wintertime will protect it against corrosion and rusting.

Rep. Susan Johnson joined her legislative colleagues in the Hall of the Flags at the State Capitol recently to celebrate Women In Government Day.

Senator Mae Flexer and Representative Susan Johnson announced today that the school building projects bill approved June 29 by the legislature on unanimous and bipartisan votes in both the House and Senate includes funds to make energy conservation and public safety improvements at two Windham schools.

State Representative Susan Johnson on Monday welcomed Governor Dannel P. Malloy’s announcement that Connecticut has been awarded $699,277 in federal funding to support the state’s efforts to end homelessness for military veterans.