Posted on January 25, 2023
Sen. John A. Kissel (R-Enfield) and Rep. Carol Hall (R-59) today issued the following statements regarding the future closure of the Willard building of the Willard-Cybulski Correctional Institution.
“The closure will not reduce Enfield’s PILOT funding, which is positive news,” Sen. Kissel said. “In addition, it is also positive news that employees at the facility will not lose their jobs but instead be redeployed in the system. We continue to have a good working relationship with the Department…
Posted on January 25, 2023
Rep. Carol Hall and Sen. John A. Kissel issued the following statements regarding LEGO Group’s announcement that it will move its headquarters in the Americas from Enfield to Boston.
“While the news of LEGO’s move doesn’t come as a complete shock, it’s still disappointing that a great community partner who has been a fixture in our community for almost fifty years has chosen to move their operations to a neighboring state,” Rep. Hall said. “Hopefully, Connecticut will take this unfortunate news…
Posted on January 18, 2023
Will Save Families Over $210 Per Year Immediately, More Over the Long Term
HARTFORD – Senate and House Republican Leaders detailed a comprehensive package of policy proposals to reduce the cost of electric bills and make energy more affordable over the long term.
The policies will reduce energy costs for CT families by over $362 million per year, saving the average household over $210 next year. In the long run, the plan will drive down costs by even more and implement important ratepayer protections…
