2024-2025 plan provides more tax relief than Governor and Democrats, invests in key areas including education and nonprofit social safety net providers

HARTFORD—House Republicans on Tuesday released a balanced budget proposal that provides more than $1 billion in broad-based tax relief to Connecticut residents while also making historic investments in education and providing more funding for nonprofit providers.

“Connecticut residents desperately need tax relief, but they also deserve a government…

Rep. Labriola discuses epidemic of wrong-way crashes in Connecticut.

Also, please see this story on Fox 61 that was published in connection to the wrong-driving legislation.

“If we can reduce the amount of people who are driving drunk on the highways then we’re going to reduce the amount of wrong-way crashes that happen here in Connecticut,” said Rep. David Labriola, R-Oxford.

HARTFORD – During a public hearing before the Veterans’ and Military Affairs Committee on Feb. 7, Rep. David Labriola, R-Oxford, submitted the following written testimony in support of a bill he co-sponsored, H.B. 5205, An Act Exempting Veterans From The Passport To The Parks Motor Vehicle Registration Program Fee.

“Chairmen Marx and Nolan, Vice Chairmen Delany and Maroney, Ranking Members Gordon and Vail, and Distinguished Members of the Veterans’ and Military Affairs Committee, I write to you today…

Please see the article below from the Republican-American, which recently covered our Town Hall Meeting.

Please watch this story about the proposed legislation that aired on Fox 61 on Jan. 17:

NAUGATUCK – State Representatives David K. Labriola (R-131st), Rep. Seth Bronko (R-70th), State Sens. Joan Hartley (D-15th) and Jorge Cabrera (D-17th) will hold a Town Hall Meeting to discuss their top priorities for the 2023 legislative session.

Both Rep. Labriola and Rep. Bronko look forward to connecting with residents to hear their concerns and to discuss potential legislation.

WHO: State Representatives David K. Labriola, Seth Bronko, State Sen. Joan Hartley and State Sen. Jorge Cabrera

WHAT:…

HARTFORD – The state’s nonpartisan Office of Legislative Research (OLR) has issued its report on important issues that the General Assembly may face in the upcoming 2023 legislative session.

The office identifies issues based on interim studies; research requests; non-confidential discussions with legislators, other legislative participants, and executive branch agencies; as well as its general subject matter knowledge.

You can view or download the Major Issues report here. The summaries below are…