Rep. Zawistowski, WPCA Welcome Congressman Courtney to Suffield

Posted on March 13, 2024

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State Rep. Tami Zawistowski joined Suffield First Selectman Colin Moll, Water Pollution Control Authority (WPCA) Superintendent Jamie Kreller, Chief Operator Alex Kaminski, and WPCA employees, and a small group of local residents to greet U. S. Congressman Joe Courtney who was at the East Street South facility to personally deliver the news that Suffield will be receiving federal funding for the Stony Brook Interceptor.

Congressman Courtney recently voted for the Consolidated Appropriations Act,

Reading Across the 61st!

Posted on March 11, 2024

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As part of Read Across America events, Rep. Zawistowski had the honor of promoting literacy and the joy of books and reading with students from Mrs. Brenna Boyland’s 4th grade class at McAlister Intermediate School.
She read After the Fall by Dan Santat, followed by The Widow’s Broom by Chris Van Allsburg, which the children loved.
They also spent a few minutes discussing her role as a state legislator and how the work done in Hartford affects the people of the district, and our state,

“Roadmap” for electric vehicle mandate

Posted on March 11, 2024

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I’m sending a quick note about a subject that’s gained a lot of attention over the last few months—a ban on gas-powered vehicles.

It was pushback from residents and businesses in all corners of the state that caused the Governor and majority Democrats to pause their immediate push for an electric vehicle mandate, but new legislation makes clear that their intention is to revisit their unpopular plan to adopt California’s radical emissions standards.

On Wednesday, the legislature’s Transportation

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