Rep. Cheeseman Honored by Safe Futures for Her Work to Stop Domestic Violence

WATERFORD – State Representative Holly Cheeseman (R-37) received recognition for her dedication and commitment to the Center for Safe Futures in 2024 on Friday, June 14^th at the Safe Futures Light to Way Breakfast at Langley’s Restaurant at the Great Neck Country Club.

The guest speaker and presenting sponsor for the breakfast was Dr. William Petit, a known state-wide advocate on behalf of domestic violence victims.

Also,…

It was a great day in Mashantucket as the final beam was placed high above the main building during the “topping out ceremony” of the first Great Wolf Lodge in Connecticut, located at Foxwoods.

State Reps. Holly Cheeseman, Kathleen McCarty, Greg Howard, were all on hand to celebrate the achievement and see the incredible construction progress in person.

Following remarks by Steve Jacobsen, Great Wolf Lodge’s v.p. of development, Tribal Chairman Rodney Butler welcomed and thanked the dignitaries,…

**Representative Holly Cheeseman Secures State Bond Commission Grant for Montville Animal Shelter**

Montville, CT – June 1, 2024 – State Representative Holly Cheeseman (R-37) is pleased to announce that the Montville Animal Shelter has been awarded a significant grant from the State Bond Commission.

The State Bond Commission, of which Rep. Cheeseman is a member, will be voting on this bond item at their June 7^th meeting.

This funding, which totals $2 Million will be used to upgrade and expand the…

Rep. Cheeseman Applauds State Grant Awarded Darrow Pond Outdoor Education, Conservation and Recreation Center

Hartford, Conn. – State Representative Holly Cheeseman (R-37) is applauding the announcement by the Connecticut Department of Energy Environmental (DEEP) to award Darrow Pond Outdoor Education, Conservation and Recreation Center in East Lyme a state grant.

The grants are being awarded through Connecticut Recreational Trails Grant Program, which is administered by DEEP. Funds to support the…

EAST LYME – State Representative Holly Cheeseman (R-37) hosted a robust legislative ‘Town Hall’ to wrap-up the 2024 legislative session at the East Lyme Town Hall, Thursday evening.

“I was impressed with the considerable turnout on a beautiful May evening, which led to thought-provoking questions and conversation. The people of East Lyme, Montville, and Salem care deeply about their state and they inspire me to work hard for them. It’s always a pleasure to meet with residents and keep the lines of…

The nonpartisan Office of Legislative Research (OLR) has published its 2024 “Major Public Acts” report. This report gives a categorical breakdown of the major topics that the General Assembly addressed in the 2024 session. OLR produces this report in consultation with the nonpartisan Office of Fiscal Analysis (OFA). The legislation included in the report has been broken out into 20 different categories including energy, environment, taxes, and transportation.

To review the report in its entirety,…

Measure to Ensure Safety, Curtail Trespass, and Reduce Illegal Activity

(HARTFORD) — The Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP) has imposed a temporary alcohol ban for Gardner Lake State Park and State Boat Launch, Salem. This ban is in effect from Wednesday, May 15, through Monday, August 12.

In recent summers, Gardner Lake State Park and State Boat Launch has experienced increased crowds and alcohol consumption, which led to increased incidents of misconduct, unruly behavior,…

Cheeseman Tours Animal Shelter, Advocates for State Money

MONTVILLE – State Rep. Holly Cheeseman (R-37) last week toured the Montville Animal Shelter and spoke with Montville Mayor Leonard Bunnell Sr., Chief of Police Wilfred Blanchette, and Officer Bruce Rebelo regarding the current condition of the town’s animal shelter.

Rep. Cheeseman has been a staunch advocate for state money to help fund a new animal shelter.

Cheeseman, who is also the owner of two Chesapeake Bay retrievers ages 14 and 5, is…

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HARTFORD- An amendment proposed by State Rep. Holly Cheeseman (R-37) to study data centers in Connecticut was defeated on Wednesday in the House of Representatives on a party line vote.

The amendment LCO 5118 would have required, the Public Utilities Regulatory Authority, in consultation with the Office of Consumer Counsel, the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection and the regional independent system operator ISO England to study and evaluate the impact…

CTDOT is announcing that lane shifts along I-95 northbound between Exits 91 and 93 in Stonington will be in effect starting the week of May 6, 2024.

The Connecticut Department of Transportation (CTDOT) is announcing that lane shifts along I-95 northbound between Exits 91 and 93 in Stonington will be in effect starting the week of May 6, 2024.

CTDOT Project is scheduled to be completed in May of 2026.

LANE SHIFT INFO
The I-95 northbound lane shift beginning before Exit 91 and extending for approximately…