
Rep. Scott, Sen. Perillo Celebrate Police Appreciation Week with Monroe PD
Posted on May 15, 2025
MONROE, CT – In recognition of the dedication and service of local law enforcement officers during Police Appreciation Week, State Representative Tony Scott (R-Monroe) and State Senator Jason Perillo (R-Shelton), along with Monroe First Selectman Terry Rooney, delivered fresh pastries to Captain Smith, Chief White, Sergeant DeCarli for members of the Monroe Police Department. Sen. […]
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Rep. Scott, CT House Republicans Unveil “Reality Check Budget” Focused on Affordability
Posted on May 2, 2025
HARTFORD — State Representative Tony Scott (R-112) and House Republicans on Thursday released their “Reality Check Budget” — a responsible, common-sense plan that directly addresses the fiscal challenges within household budgets and state government. In contrast to legislative Democrats’ unchecked spending, the Reality Check Budget honors the fiscal guardrails and protects Connecticut’s long-term fiscal health […]
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Rep. Scott OP-ED: Let them Eat Cake – Progressives Pitch Menu of New Taxes
Posted on April 16, 2025
Connecticut is unaffordable and that’s a direct result of the decisions made by majority Democrats. There are a lot of proposals this session that would add even more taxes and fees to the bottom line of families and businesses in the state, but some Democrats are calling for even more government control and programs. During a […]
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Rep. Scott: Grants Awarded to Easton
Posted on April 15, 2025
State Representative Tony Scott shares two funding awards announced for the Town of Easton this month. The CT Bond Commission approved $1 million for Easton Public Library. The funding will be used to expanded the children’s department and other renovations. The Town of Easton has also been awarded a $5,000 grant from the Connecticut Department […]
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Proposed Drink Tax – Make Your Voice Heard
Posted on April 15, 2025
The Finance, Revenue & Bonding Committee held a public hearing this week on a Democrat proposal to tax sweetened beverages. The proposal isn’t just for sugar–which by their definition is cane sugar, beet sugar, glucose, fructose, lactose, sucrose, high-fructose corn syrup, honey and fruit juice concentrate–it’s any substance suitable for human consumption that humans perceive as […]
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