Susan Johnson

It was an honor to join my colleagues on Wednesday at the State Capitol as we officially began a new legislative session.

Warming centers in Windham are welcoming those in need and providing relief from the cold during the state's Severe Cold Weather Protocol. Time is running out to register for health or dental coverage with Access Health CT.

Connecticut will prevent dramatic increases in property tax assessments on farmland, forestland, and open space. I'll explain how that affects Windham.

I support the creation of a new state-level student loan program to offset harmful federal cuts. I was proud to join my colleagues as we announced a plan to expand access to a program to help Connecticut students and families pay for college and manage student debt.

All of the proceeds from an upcoming concert will support the Covenant Soup Kitchen and ECSU's Shawn's Cupboard to provide critical food assistance. Access Health CT has extended its final deadline by two weeks to enroll in a health or dental plan.

On Jan. 1, 2026, several new laws will take effect impacting health care, housing, higher education, and more. Two education leaders recently joined my radio show to talk about the state of our public schools.

Windham is making every effort to ensure Windham Technical High School remains a vital part of our community. The local fire department offered tips to help families enjoy a safe and happy holiday.

The governor is putting a plan in motion to put a $500 million emergency response fund to good use to support residents facing harmful federal cutbacks. The Willimantic Brewing Company recently won a big hospitality award.