Read Across America at Hazardville Memorial Elementary School

Posted on March 13, 2024

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Yesterday morning, I had a welcomed opportunity to step away from the legislative side of things to be a guest reader in Mrs. Wisnesky’s first-grade class at Hazardville Memorial Elementary School in Enfield.
This annual event is a favorite of mine and one I look forward to participating in at different schools in the district each and every year.
I’d like to acknowledge the teachers and administrators in our district and throughout our state for their efforts in creating fun and unique ways

Energy and Technology Committee Public Hearing to Address Solar Developments

Posted on March 4, 2024

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The Energy and Technology Committee will hold a public hearing on Thursday, March 7th to hear testimony on several bill proposals, but namely one I’ve been pushing to address this session, HB-5361, An Act Concerning the Siting of Renewable Energy Sources in the State.

The purpose of this proposal is to (1) revise the Connecticut Siting Council approval process for certain renewable energy projects, and (2) require the council to follow conditions imposed by a municipality for certain projects near

2024 House Republican Legislative Priorities

Posted on February 1, 2024

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Today, I joined my House Republican colleagues in releasing our 2024 caucus agenda.
These proposals focus on maintaining the state’s current fiscal stability while also making Connecticut a more affordable place to live. The affordability-focused proposals cover a variety of topics.

Notable inclusions:

➡ Stop the electric vehicle mandate, protecting your choice to buy the car you want
➡ Encourage reasonable housing solutions that balance community concerns and residents’ needs
➡ Prosecute juvenile

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