Delivering Results for our Communities

I voted against House Bills 5002 and 8002, the Democrats’ omnibus housing bills, citing concerns that they would erode local control over zoning by imposing state mandates.

In May, the House and Senate passed this bill to name the Connecticut National Guard Readiness Center complex in honor of Governor John Dempsey, a past governor and former state representative of the great town of Putnam.

The Budget Adjustment bill sends a one-time increase of over $1.8 million additional aid to the towns in the 51st District that the municipalities can use for tax relief to help with the rising education costs they’re facing, which could offset property tax increases.

Chris Stewart is delivering results for Connecticut families, farmers, and communities. See his work supporting local agriculture, strengthening caregiver training, protecting animal welfare, and improving online safety. Delivering Aid to Farmers (P.A. 26-75) I voted yes on this bill that offers relief to farmers and keeps land values stable. It creates a Modernization Grant Program that will help Connecticut farmers invest in equipment, infrastructure, and operational upgrad

I co-sponsored Public Act 25-97, An Act Concerning Various Revisions to the Public Health Statutes, which creates a short-form death certificate that omits the cause and manner of death.

In response to tragic events that have impacted children in Connecticut, I supported a Department of Children and Families oversight bill. It strengthens protections for kids and increases oversight of DCF.