Posted on October 30, 2023
(HARTFORD) — On Monday, the Connecticut Business and Industry Association (CBIA) released their 2023 Legislative Voting Records grading General Assembly members on their support for key bills that promote local business, economic development, and a positive post-pandemic recovery. According to the organization’s report, East Haven State Representative Joe Zullo (R-99) received a perfect score, demonstrating his commitment to business owners and our workforce throughout Connecticut.
“I am grateful…
Posted on October 23, 2023
Posted on June 26, 2023
It was a full house this morning at the Twin Pines Diner Restaurant for our Coffee and Conversation Wrap-Up of the 2023 Legislative Session!
Alongside Senator Paul Cicarella and State Senator Christine Cohen, we each shared our takeaways on this session while addressing what issues still require more attention. We are grateful to all of the constituents who made it out today to voice their concerns on Tweed, healthcare costs, retirement benefits, and more!
A special thank you to the East Haven…
Posted on June 12, 2023
Posted on June 10, 2023
(HARTFORD) — On early Tuesday morning, while the rest of Connecticut was most likely sleeping, the House of Representatives was passing the Biennial State Budget Agreement which will go into effect during Fiscal Year 2024-2025. Classified as House Bill 6941, the 832-page budget document was delivered to my desk at 3:00AM the day before, giving us only a few hours to unpack all its details before casting our final vote.
The $51 billion budget, spent over the course of two years, adopted several aspects…
Posted on June 1, 2023
(HARTFORD) — On Thursday, State Representative Joe Zullo (R-99) supported and co-sponsored House Bill 6901 An Act Concerning a Student Loan Reimbursement Program which supports those in the trades and other professionals to get out from under the crushing pressure of student loans. Specifically, loan reimbursement support programs would target in-state nurses, teachers, mental and behavioral healthcare workers, and certain skilled labor fields.
>>**SEE MY FLOOR SPEECH HERE**<<
“Student loan debt…
Posted on May 31, 2023
(EAST HAVEN/HARTFORD) — On Tuesday, the Connecticut House of Representatives unanimously passed house bill (HB) 6558, proposed by East Haven State Rep. Joe Zullo (R, 99), which simultaneously encourages first-time homebuyers to independently acquire housing while also helping municipalities meet their obligations under the state’s affordable housing framework.
**FIND THE VIDEO HERE**
In House Bill 6558: An Act Concerning Property Tax Abatement for First Time Home Buyers, municipalities are permitted,…
Posted on May 24, 2023
(HARTFORD) — On Wednesday, State Representative Joe Zullo (R-99) discussed a substitute to House Bill 5917 An Act Implementing the Recommendations of the Vision Zero Council which considers policy related to studies from the Vision Zero Council, created to study traffic, transportation, and traffic-related crime. The bill, which creates a statewide approach to reducing traffic crime and increasing safe driving measures, comes with concerns for local control and privacy due to the use of certain…
Posted on May 18, 2023
(HARTFORD) — Yesterday, I voiced my strong support for a bill that would require businesses to notify consumers of automatic renewal agreements, upcoming charges, and how to opt-out of these continuous subscriptions. We passed HB 5314 last night because it is a pro-consumer bill that makes our lives easier.
I look forward to updating you on this and other bills as the legislative session heats up! As always, please contact me with your questions, ideas, and concerns…
Posted on May 11, 2023
(HARTFORD) — On Thursday, State Representative Joe Zullo (R-99) discussed House Bill 6590 An Act Concerning Certain Protections for Group and Family Child Care Homes that reduces red tape and expands access to opening small family and group child care homes. Zullo, a proponent of the bill, proudly spoke to improve access to quality, affordable, accessible child care for all Connecticut residents and families.
“What I care about is the working family who is trying to find quality daycare,” said Zullo…