Treneé McGee

October is right around the corner, and so is Halloween, but new laws will kick in first, on Wednesday. I've included a section on it in this week's newsletter.

Tomorrow, we remember the 2,996 lives lost on September 11, 2001, the thousands who have died since due to exposure to toxic chemicals, and the countless lives that were forever changed.

Greetings Community!

Welcome back to school, students, and Happy Labor Day Weekend!

Good news.

The Student Loan Reimbursement Program will begin accepting applications again on Friday with expanded eligibility requirements, including a wider range of educational and volunteer experiences, opening the door for more individuals to qualify for relief.

We've had some comfortable weather conditions the past few days, and this weekend looks great, too. Let's get out and enjoy all West Haven has to offer.

Supporting maternal health doesn't begin in the delivery room.

It starts with access to care, education, and resources, long before pregnancy.

I don't have to tell you how hot it is, but we can never be told enough how important it is to stay hydrated in these conditions. The state's extreme heat protocol went into effect on Tuesday and ends Friday night. Please take care of yourself and check on your friends, too!

Please note: The Savin Rock Fireworks Spectacular, billed as "They Will Be Heard on the 3rd," has been POSTPONED to the rain date of July 5, with fireworks beginning at 9:15 p.m.