Posted on May 21, 2024
Since opening in 1996, Lymes’ Senior Center hasn’t gone through any major upgrades to the building itself. After yesterday’s groundbreaking ceremony, key renovations and upgrades are right around the corner.
As part of this proposal is 3,265 square feet of additional indoor space which will include motorized room partitions, an enlarged kitchen space, and quiet library room among other amenities. It will also include exterior changes with upgrades to the roof, porch, windows, cupola, entry way and…
Posted on May 21, 2024
One of the most important pieces of legislation we addressed this session was a House Republican initiative which establishes a special fund to provide support to the families of a law enforcement officer tragically killed in the line of duty.
Signed into law this week, Public Act 24-27 creates a Fallen Officers Fund to provide financial assistance to the surviving family along with any other benefits for which the officer is eligible.
I was honored to cosponsor this initiative and cast my vote in…
Posted on April 25, 2024
If no adjustments are made to the biennium budget, the governor would have the discretionary authority to make his own decisions on what to cut or fund outside of the legislative session. Right now, the majority members of the Appropriations Committee don’t have any plans to address it.
Knowing this, House Republicans today released our budget proposal that honors the fiscal guardrails, pursuing structural reforms, focusing on affordability, and increasing funding for local education.
This includes:…
