Fred Gee

House Democrats passed legislation saving money for every employer in the state since all of them faced skyrocketing workers’ compensation claims costs after a CT Supreme Court ruling.

My House colleagues and I voted unanimously to strengthen healthcare for Connecticut's seniors. We also took a step toward addressing the mental health crisis among teens using social media by passing bipartisan legislation.

The House voted to pass a climate bill taking a comprehensive, practical, and equitable approach to protecting our environment. We also advanced legislation to better serve our veterans and their families.

My colleagues and I in the House, Senate, and Governor's Office are working collaboratively to advance legislation that strengthens early childhood care across the state.

The federal government is threatening to make deep cuts to the Medicaid program. The move would disproportionately hurt low-income children, families, pregnant women, seniors, and people with disabilities.

Our children are getting a major educational boost after my colleagues and I voted to allocate $40 million in immediate funding for special education. March is Women's History Month.

We passed a bill providing tax relief for those who are 100% permanently and totally disabled due to their military service. The Black and Puerto Rican Caucus recently unveiled six legislative pillars that will shape our advocacy this session.

Operation Fuel is taking applications for emergency energy and utility assistance to those in need. Drivers can expect delays as crews install upgraded guardrails on Route 8 in Bridgeport.