House Republicans React to Housing Committee Advancing Bill to Increase Housing Authority Jurisdiction 

Posted on March 1, 2024

Hartford, Conn.– The Housing Committee met Thursday, February 29, 2024 to vote on a number of proposals, including two very controversial ones.

S.B. No. 207 (RAISED) AN ACT CONCERNING HOUSING AUTHORITY JURISDICTION.

S.B. No. 143 (RAISED) AN ACT CONCERNING EVICTIONS FOR CAUSE

Ranking Member Tony Scott (R-112) issued the following statement: “A new legislative session is here and once again we’re dealing with another proposal to take local control away from municipalities. An Act Concerning Housing

Glastonbury Legislative Town Hall

Posted on February 6, 2024

I appreciate everyone who came out last night to the Legislative Town Hall the Glastonbury delegation held at the Welles-Turner Memorial Library to discuss the issues most important to you, your family, and the community.

The EV mandate was the first topic brought up and was met with mixed feelings regarding its implementation. While those in support highlighted the need to do something to better our environment, others mentioned our electrical costs, questions about the grid as to reasons

2024 House Republican Legislative Priorities

Posted on February 1, 2024

Today, my House Republican colleagues released our 2024 caucus agenda with a focus on maintaining the state’s current fiscal stability and making Connecticut a more affordable place to live. Within the affordability-focused proposals are two main topics – “Security and Service” which cover a variety of issues.

SECURITY
➡ Responding to your public safety concerns
➡ Protecting your pocketbook
➡ Defending you from government overreach

SERVICE
➡ Make state government responsive, efficient, and accountable

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