HARTFORD - Wednesday, February 4th, marks the opening of the 2026 legislative session of the Connecticut General Assembly. This year’s “short session” is dedicated to making targeted adjustments to the biennial state budget, while also considering legislation from all committees of cognizance. The session is scheduled to adjourn on Wednesday, May 6.

As this new session begins, I look forward to advancing policies that lower the overall cost of living, address the ongoing energy cost crisis, strengthen accountability and transparency in government, and enact protections for the land and water of Connecticut.

It is an honor to serve as your State Representative, and I remain committed to bringing the voices of our community to the Capitol. Your perspectives, concerns, and ideas are essential to my work, and I encourage you to reach out to my office at any time during the session. Hearing directly from you helps ensure that the decisions we make reflect the needs and priorities of our district.

Session Resources

To help you stay informed and engaged throughout the legislative process, I am pleased to share the following resources:

• • Connecticut Network (CT-N): CT-N provides live and on-demand coverage of committee meetings, public hearings, and session days. An archive of prior recorded meetings is also available and may be helpful as you follow specific issues.
  • Connecticut General Assembly (CGA) Website: The CGA website is one of the most comprehensive tools for tracking legislative activity. It includes the daily calendar of events at the Capitol, bill information, committee schedules, and additional session-related materials.
  • My Website: I will continue to post regular updates on my website throughout the session. I encourage you to visit often for news from the Capitol and updates on legislation impacting our community.

Thank you for the privilege of representing you. I look forward to working together throughout the 2026 legislative session.