Bob Godfrey

Here is the June 9th, 2021 update from Governor Ned Lamont regarding the state's coronavirus response efforts.

HARTFORD – State Representatives Bob Godfrey (110th District), Ken Gucker (138th), David Acronti (109th) and Raghib Allie-Brennan (2nd) praised passage of a balanced budget that rejected tax hikes, provided more funding for hospitals and local health departments as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, expanded workforce training and other supports to get people back to work to help jumpstart the economy and increases in Education Cost Sharing (ECS) funding for Danbury Public Schools in 2022 and '23.

The House of Representatives has sent a bill to the Governor’s desk that takes steps to address online harassment.

Yesterday, the House sent a powerful piece of legislation to the Governor’s desk. Senate Bill 1 declares that racism is a public health crisis in our state.

I'd like to offer a heartfelt congratulations to the Danbury Public Schools district for once again being recognized as a 2021 “Best Communities for Music Education School District” for its commitment to and support of music education!

Fuel cells can offer a cleaner, more efficient, and affordable option to supplying and storing energy. They also provide new high-tech jobs, especially right here in Danbury at Fuel Cell Energy, Inc.

If you have been collecting COVID-related unemployment, you should be aware of upcoming changes which will affect the way you file for and receive your benefits.

Connecticut continues to move forward in its vaccination efforts and rates of new infections have steadily decreased over the past few days