On Friday, September 21, the CT Department of Veterans Affairs is holding a Stand Down event at its Rocky Hill campus, offering veterans medical screenings, employment and educational assistance, recovery services, and more.

I am proud of legislation we passed recognizing the sacrifices of military families with Senate Bill 232.

I support restoring $2 million in funding to the state Department of Veterans Affairs.

Tom Saadi's nomination to be the new Connecticut Commissioner of Veterans Affairs was approved by the legislature today.

Congratulations to Fairfield veteran Thomas Quinn on his induction into the Connecticut Veterans Hall of Fame!

The CT Department of Veterans Affairs is holding a Stand Down event at its Rocky Hill campus, offering veterans medical screenings, employment and educational assistance, recovery services, and more.

Veterans have made incredible sacrifices for our country, and many continue to give back long after their military service has ended. There are several upcoming events for veterans including a Stand Down event, POW/MIA ceremony and the Connecticut Veterans Hall of Fame.

The state's Military Funerals Office is temporarily closed. Here is a list of organizations that can make sure your loved one still gets a proper military burial, free of cost.