Joseph P. Gresko

I am encouraged to see the positive impact of the updated Bottle Bill, a key component of our state's environmental initiatives, reflected in the increased redemption rates. This modest but meaningful improvement showcases the conscientious efforts of Connecticut residents who are returning more bottles and cans. It's a step forward in our ongoing work to modernize the program and enhance our state's environmental initiatives.

Learn more about my experience at the Kennedy Collective's anniversary event, where I received a beautiful commissioned painting and reflection on the organization's impactful work for individuals with disabilities.

A proposed ban on second-generation anticoagulant rodenticides in Connecticut, which harm wildlife, did not pass, but advocates are determined to continue the fight.

I'm writing to inform you about a significant event taking place at the stormwater pump station construction site on Tuesday, April 9th.

I wanted to bring your attention to an important upcoming event that may impact traffic on Route 15 in Trumbull and Stratford.

Early voting options are now available thanks to the work of the Connecticut General Assembly last session, and later this month, voters in the state will take to the polls to vote in the 2024 presidential primary.

Some of the funding allocated for an armed reconnaissance helicopter could potentially be redirected to Sikorsky’s Stratford and Bridgeport plants.

Today we approved $17 million in additional cold weather heating assistance funds.