Raghib Allie-Brennan

Anyone who has traveled between Newtown and Bethel along Route 302/Sugar Street has driven through the sharp curve near Hattertown and Dodgingtown Road. With a recent uptick in accidents, I worked with the Persaud family and State Department of Transportation to install chevron signs along the curve in concert with road paving.

During the 2022 legislative session, I was proud to support policy initiatives that seek to make our state more affordable for seniors. We not only passed a state budget adjustment bill that cuts state income taxes for retirees and funds important programs for seniors, we passed legislation that makes Connecticut a better place for seniors to live.

The Connecticut League of Conservation Voters released its 2022 Environmental Scorecard. Rep. Allie-Brennan received a perfect score for his voting record on issues concerning the environment.

I am hosting an Anti-Bullying and School Climate Forum on August 10th with the Commission on Women, Children, Seniors, Equity & Opportunity and some of our state’s anti-bullying experts.

I am pleased to share that Covered Connecticut has expanded to allow adults without children to apply for the program and will now provide dental coverage and non-emergency medical transportation (NEMT) benefits.

State Representative Raghib Allie-Brennan (D- 2^nd District) issued the following statement concerning the U.S.

The new Career Academy will be built using $164 million to renovate the old Cartus building off Kenosia Avenue. To help alleviate pressure on Danbury's mill rate and our taxpayers, this session, I helped pass legislation that requires the state to reimburse Danbury up to 80 percent of the project’s $164 million cost. This is a great deal for Danbury.