Posted on March 20, 2013
HARTFORD – State Rep. Jay Case on Wednesday, March 20, 2013, announced that he will be adopting Burr Pond State Park, joining a coalition of state park and greenway advocates within the Connecticut General Assembly. Rep. Case, R-63, made the announcement on the same day the Friends of Connecticut State Parks and the Connecticut Forest […]
Read MorePosted on March 11, 2013
State Rep. Jay Case had a busy weekend March 8-10, visiting numerous community events in his district, which includes Colebrook, Goshen, Torrington and Winchester. Rep. Case, R-63, kicked-off the weekend Friday by attending a fundraiser for LARC, a nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the quality of life for individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities, and […]
Read MorePosted on March 8, 2013
HARTFORD – When the family of Jerry Dale Cox III found themselves without their 16-year-old son after a tragic accident in December 2010, they were only left with memories of the teen and his dream car, a 1967 Ford Mustang. The family, however, embraced their new, unfortunate situation by establishing a memorial scholarship fund in […]
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It’s been a productive week at the State Capitol! Be sure to check out my weekly update email for a recap of the key events See More
Capitol Update: Legislative Recap, I/DD Day, and Upcoming Schedule
This week in the House, we addressed a range of important issues—from legislation aimed at reducing homelessness to expanding resources for victims of sexual assault.
🚀This morning, I had the pleasure of welcoming students from the 63rd District, including those from Oliver Wolcott Technical School and Explorations (pictured in the See More
Great news for Connecticut homeschoolers! We're being told that there will be no bill introduced this year to restrict homeschool operations. However, there is ongoing See More
We Support Homeschool Families! | CT House GOP
Stand with Connecticut homeschoolers. Sign our petition to protect parental rights in education.
🚓 We pause to support the local, state, and federal law enforcement officers who fight daily to protect Connecticut's residents and communities. On National Police See More
Happy Mother’s Day to all the incredible moms in our community and beyond! Whether you're spending the day with family or reflecting on cherished memories, See More
The House Republican budget proposal is well below the state's established spending cap. This cap serves as an important safeguard, helping to control unnecessary spending See More
