Connecticut Home Sales Soar in January

Rep. Boyd joined fellow representatives and senators across the aisle to discuss the bills aimed at addressing crumbling foundations, specifically House Bill 6478

The legislature's Planning and Development Committee is holding an Informational Panel Discussion on Crumbling Concrete this Thursday at the Legislative Office Building.

Rep. Susan Johnson joins legislative colleagues in hailing the announcement that more than $7 million in state funding has been approved for affordable housing in Windham, continuing the momentum of downtown Willimantic’s revitalization and providing for safe and affordable housing for residents.

There’s some encouraging news for homeowners with cracked or crumbling concrete foundations.

Connecticut is leading the way in ending homelessness among veterans and the chronically homeless.

As the school year comes to an end, many students may be looking for a fun activity to participate in this summer. The Summer Leadership Training Program, held at Nichols College in Dudley, MA, offers students Grade 6 through Grade 12 the opportunity to strengthen their leadership and teamwork skills!

Last Friday night, the House approved the needed adjustments to the FY2017 budget that closed the deficit through spending cuts, without raising taxes, borrowing, or tapping the Rainy Day Fund. I had anticipated providing you with an update and overview, but with the state bonding bill and the Governor's Second Chance 2.0 legislation impacting the budget, I will provide an update after these bills come before us for a vote.