To help Connecticut residents understand the details of the bill and how it can potentially provide assistance during the COVID-19 crisis, Senator Chris Murphy's office has compiled a list of frequently asked questions.

Relief is on the way for Connecticut mortgage holders economically impacted by the COVID-19 crisis.

These projects will enhance commerce, expand affordable housing and provide services for some of the most vulnerable in our communities. I want to thank Governor Lamont for prioritizing these important projects for Hartford in this round of bonding.

This is great news for St. Paul’s that will allow the continuation of an approach to housing that keeps it affordable for those that cannot move into more costly options. I applaud this funding and know it will go a long way to improving lives in the South Norwalk neighborhood.

I am pleased to report on funding recently approved for several housing projects in New Haven. Reliable shelter and housing are the corner stones of functional communities.

I was pleased to join the Caleb Group and Compass Working Capital to celebrate 20 people and their families who completed the 5-year FSS program. A ceremony and dinner was held Thursday, Dec. 5 at Eastern Connecticut State University.

Rep. Kara Rochelle applauded the announcement of $1 million in state aid awarded to Derby’s Housing Authority for improvements to Cicia Manor, which provides housing to elderly and disabled residents.

The House of Representatives passed some important legislation this week including a bill that reduces health care costs.