January 31, 2019

Rep. Haines Hosts Education Forum in East Hampton

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EAST HAMPTON – State Representative Irene Haines (R-34) hosted an open conversation about education policy at the East Hampton Public Library on Tuesday night, January 29^th.

Rep. Haines commented, “I am thankful for everyone who took the time to share their thoughts at our Education Conversation in East Hampton and previous ones in East Haddam. Work in the Education Committee is getting underway and we are beginning to consider bill proposals. You can follow the legislation before the committee on the General Assembly website at www.cga.ct.gov/ed. Please stay in touch throughout the session to share your views.”

Constituents including; parents, teachers, Board of Education members and concerned citizens offered their concerns about budget requirements, state mandates, classroom safety and curriculum.

Rep. Haines will continue to host open forums for constituents to share their thoughts. Event announcements can be found online at www.RepHaines.com or on Facebook @RepHaines34. Rep. Haines’ office can be reached at (860) 240-8700 or via email Irene.Haines@housegop.ct.gov.

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HARTFORD – State Representative Irene Haines (R-34) is proud to announce the passage of a new bipartisan law that expands important benefits for the families of Connecticut’s first responders who lose their lives in the line of duty. Senate Bill 1239, which Representative Haines co-sponsored and strongly supported, renames the Fallen Officer Fund to the […]

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2025 Legislative Session Wrap-Up

The 2025 legislative session has officially come to a close, and I’m proud of the work I’ve done to represent the people of East Haddam, East Hampton, and Salem at the State Capitol. This session, I remained focused on the values and priorities that matter most to our communities—local control, fiscal responsibility, and public safety. […]

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