Connecticut House GOP

    State Representative

    Kathy Kennedy
    AboutContactNewsroomDistrict MapLegislationSign Up for Texts!
    Connecticut House GOP

    State Representative

    Kathy Kennedy
    Connecticut House Republicans

    Fighting for Connecticut's families and businesses with common-sense solutions.

    FacebookXInstagramYouTube

    Caucus Resources

    • Leadership Team
    • Caucus Members
    • House Republicans
    • Caucus Newsroom
    • Media Inquiries

    Legislative Resources

    • Bill & Document Search
    • Bill Information Search
    • Legislative Committees

    Documents & Surveys

    • OLR Major Public Acts 2023

    Government

    • Departments & Agencies
    • Governor's Office
    • State Budget
    • State Checkbook

    Contact Us

    Legislative Office Building, Room 4200
    300 Capitol Avenue
    Hartford, CT 06106

    860-240-8700
    800-842-1423

    Contact page

    Citizen Guide

    • 2021 Redistricting Project
    • About Connecticut
    • How to Testify
    July 9, 2021

    State Rep. Kathy Kennedy: Major Public Acts 2021

    State Rep. Kathy Kennedy: Major Public Acts 2021
    This article was archived from the previous WordPress site. Formatting and media should be close, but may not match the original post perfectly.

    The Office of Legislative Research, the non-partisan office within the Connecticut General Assembly, puts together a number of reports regarding various topics that passed during the legislative session pertaining to the residents of Connecticut.

    This office has recently released their 2021 Major Public Acts publication and I wanted to share this information with you. More specific reports are to follow, but this outlines many of the major bills that may affect you.

    Just a few highlights from the report and other initiatives I supported include:

    • A new law prohibits age discrimination during the employment application process (PA 21-69).
    • A new law expands eligibility for the local option Elderly Tax Freeze Program by decreasing the program’s minimum age requirement from 70 to 65 years (PA 21-84).
    • A new law which makes changes related to the handling of sexual misconduct at higher education institutions (PA 21-81).
    • A new law contains several provisions aimed at expanding access to broadband Internet service throughout the state (PA 21-159).

    To see the full report, please click here.

    If you have any questions or concerns about our state government, please do not hesitate to contact me.

    Latest Posts

    Why I Voted “NO” on the State Budget

    Why I Voted “NO” on the State Budget

    Last night, I stood against the State Budget proposal that overspends money we don’t have, raises taxes on businesses and consumers, and makes our state more unaffordable over the next two years. Remember: This budget is a 700+ page document that addresses a wide variety of issues, many of which do NOT reflect our desires […]

    June 3, 2025
    Advocating for Child and Senior Safety

    Advocating for Child and Senior Safety

    Today, I proudly stood with members of the Commission on Women, Children, Seniors, Equity, & Opportunity (CWCSEO) and colleagues on the Transportation Committee in support of HB 7159, also known as the Yellow Envelope Bill. This bill will help law enforcement safely communicate with persons who have intellectual and physical disabilities. Each yellow envelope provides […]

    May 21, 2025