Posted on March 13, 2025
Each year, the rights of legal gun owners are threatened by lawmakers who target these men and women under the umbrella of increasing public safety. HB-7042, a bill put forth this session, places an unjust burden on anyone “engaged in the manufacture, distribution, importation, marketing, wholesale or retail sale of firearm industry products.” Due to […]
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Posted on February 20, 2025
It is essential that parents and/or guardians are alerted on any/all issues that involve their children. This session, I introduced a bill to ensure parents and guardians are notified by educators should issues like injury, signs of mental health distress, new gender identity, commission of an act of bullying, or instance of such student’s having […]
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Posted on February 7, 2025
The state’s extremely narrow definition of what is deemed affordable housing either intentionally or unintentionally omits housing that is in fact affordable. By including all mobile manufactured homes, not just those that currently fit the state’s limited definition, it allows our municipalities to receive full credit for the affordable housing we do have and the […]
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🦺Upcoming Milling and Resurfacing Projects in Berlin The Connecticut Department of Transportation is announcing two separate milling and resurfacing projects in Berlin. ➡ The first See More
Rather than looking for ways to cut costs, Democrats in Hartford are resorting back to their old tax and spend playbook. Not only do they See More
Sparking an interest among our young people in their government starts by highlighting the impact they can have on it. Today, interns from both parties See More
State Representative Karen Reddington-Hughes and I took a few minutes yesterday to attend the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection's (DEEP) Innovation Fair. It was See More
For almost two years, Connecticut's residents have been screaming for their legislative body to provide some type of electric rate relief. Today, I voted against See More
Great News for Berlin and Southington!! Both Berlin and Southington are two of 37 municipalities across the state that will receive $8,000 as part of See More
