Christine Conley

I am pleased to announce that Ledyard will receive reimbursement for their school construction projects.

I applaud the House passage of a bill that would end the litigation between the town of Groton and the Odd Fellows Home, a non-profit nursing home and rehabilitation center located in the town for over 120 years.

Following last week’s global cyberattack that infected 200,000 computers across 150 countries, the House of Representatives unanimously passed House Bill 7304 which would increase the computer crime penalty.

I am pleased to announce that the State Bonding Commission approved $15 million in funding for Groton Utilities.

I applaud the House passage of a bill that improves the safety of citizens using transportation network companies (TNC’s), such as Uber and Lyft. The bill incorporates language of Conley’s own bill, HB 6275, which aimed to require these companies to submit their drivers to criminal background checks.

I am pleased to announce a bill I supported that makes the commission of a hate crime a felony and increases potential penalties upon a conviction passed the House unanimously and now heads to the Senate.

The CBA YLS held its annual legislative breakfast at the Legislative Office Building in Hartford on May 3. Section members met with Attorney General George Jepsen, State Comptroller Kevin Lembo, and State Representatives Christine Conley and Stephanie Cummings at the event.

Legislators in the House of Representatives voted Wednesday in favor of a bill that expands access to the angel investor tax credit program to businesses in any industry, will help more small businesses gain access to the capital they need to grow and create jobs.