Susan Johnson

Lieutenant Governor Susan Bysiewicz joined my weekly radio show to talk about a couple of investments that will improve our community. Our Commercially Licensed Cooperative Kitchen is receiving nearly $3 million for renovations and new equipment.

A UConn professor's artwork will be on full display at an exhibit in Willimantic. Our community is part of a library passport program involving a $200 gift card.

Early voting begins next week, and I'm breaking down the process. And, I spoke with the woman in charge of the production of an upcoming play in Windham on my radio show.

We discussed how to help seniors in Connecticut on my weekly radio show, and Operation Fuel is extending its 2024 winter program season thanks to more funding.

I join the call to find solutions to improve tax equity immediately in Connecticut. A new study revealed the top 1% pays less than 10% of their income to state and local taxes.

My colleagues and I urge the state to increase funding for nonprofits across Connecticut. Nonprofits provide many affordable and efficient services that serve as a safety net to a wide range of individuals.

The House of Representatives returned to the State Capitol to approve $17 million in additional cold weather heating assistance funds.

I want to make sure you are updated on important bills and events taking place at the Capitol during this legislative session.