Rep. Dillon: Environment Legislation Voted Out of Committee
March 4, 2026Earlier today, the Environment Committee approved three bills I co-sponsored and voted them out of committee. If enacted, these bills will do the following:
Rep. Dillon: Upcoming Public Hearing Legislation Concerning Radar Speed Signs on Forest Road
March 2, 2026Attention New Haven residents - a proposed bill that will impact our community will have a public hearing this week. HB 5172 will have a public hearing in the Appropriations Committee on Thursday, March 5.
Rep. Dillon Friday Update: Health Budget Hearings, Antisemitism Workgroup, Bottle Bill, Nips
February 27, 2026It’s been a busy week with budget hearings and session in particular. Matters you contacted me about are highlighted below.
Rep. Dillon: Friday Update
February 20, 2026It has been a busy week filled with long and productive days. I made progress on proposals suggested by local officials.
Rep. Dillon: ICE, Special Education, Blight 781 Whalley, and the Regicides
February 13, 2026Much news this week.
Rep. Dillon: Systemic Reform Needed on Nips. Plastic Leeching into our Rivers and into our Soil
February 10, 2026Small alcohol bottles, better known as nips are a hot topic issue in our community. in 2024, I supported a bill that would have allowed municipalities to ban nips. I have since changed my stance slightly and shared my thoughts with a reporter from the Yale Daily News.
Rep Pat Dillon: Response Fund, Budget Briefing, Environment
February 6, 2026The General Assembly got off to a strong start this week.
First, the Governor released his budget adjustments, which will be deliberated after our nonpartisan analysts provide information on details.
Rep. Dillon: Start of the Legislative Session
February 3, 2026Tomorrow is the opening day of the 2026 legislative session. Here is the protocol of what will occur on the first day of session and beyond: