Zullo Announces 2024 Legislative Priorities: Security & Service
Posted on February 2, 2024
Dear Friends and Neighbors,
This week, I joined my colleagues in unveiling our 2024 Legislative Priorities. Emphasizing Security & Service, our plan will maintain the state’s fiscal stability while making Connecticut a more affordable and safe place to live.
➡️ Why it matters: It is important to understand what issues we will be addressing as we approach the start of the legislative session on Wednesday, February 7th.
>> **Find our full plan HERE: securityandservicect.com** <<
During the 2017 Legislative Session, my House Republican colleagues and I successfully passed a bipartisan budget agreement establishing fiscal guardrails that have since allowed Connecticut to build our Rainy Day Fund and pay down long-term debt, while financially navigating the pandemic.
Recently, majority party leaders have called for a retreat from these guardrails despite their success in implementing smarter spending habits for our state.
Our plan for 2024 includes amending the State Constitution to protect these time-tested spending guardrails, while also proposing legislation that cracks down on crime, eases the cost of living, and establishes our state as a safe and affordable place to live.
Topics Include:
- Deterring Crime
- Reforming Juvenile Justice
- Securing Victim’s Rights
- Reducing the Sales Tax
- Standing with our Law Enforcement
- Stopping the Electric Vehicle Mandate
- Relieving Municipalities of “Right to Read” Agenda
- Making Our Government and Elections Transparent and Accountable
- Strengthening Workforce Pipeline
- Spurring Economic Growth
- Protecting Residents from Substance Abuse
- Blocking Elimination of School Resource Officers
📌 Don’t Forget: The 2024 Legislative Session will address a wide variety of topics that matter to YOU. As always, please never hesitate to reach out to me with your questions, ideas, and concerns so that I can continue making your voice heard in Hartford!
Contact me today:
EMAIL: Joe.Zullo@housegop.ct.gov.
PHONE: 860-240-8700