Corey P. Paris

Join me in Stamford on May 29! This event will provide a comprehensive overview of the session's accomplishments, key takeaways, and future plans. I look forward to sharing insights, discussing important developments, and engaging in meaningful conversations with all attendees. Your presence and participation will be greatly appreciated.

I'm proud to say we passed a bipartisan spending stabilization plan that will ensure our two-year state budget's historic tax cuts are protected, and we invest in the priorities that matter to you.

With the two-year $26 billion budget passed by the legislature last year remaining strong and in balance, we were able to make much-needed new investments in important areas such as higher education, early childcare, mental health services, and our non-profit community.

Today, we observed Food Insecurity Day at the Capitol. Food insecurity is defined as the condition of not having access to sufficient food or adequate quantity to meet basic needs. Food insecurity isn't a partisan issue. It impacts all people and all populations differently, from health outcomes to productivity at work or school. I welcomed Person to Person (P2P) CEO Nancy Coughlin to the Capitol to discuss the work of Person to Person in Lower Fairfield County.

Public safety is one of government's most important responsibilities, and legislation passed by the House of Representatives takes aim at stopping the growing threat of "street takeovers."

A recent phenomenon that coincided with the COVID-19 pandemic, the brazen public safety threat known as "street takeovers" have become a growing national issue, including a number of dangerous incidents in Connecticut towns.

Join Reps. Delany and Paris for a Mother's Day Bazaar and Fish Fry at Faith Tabernacle Missionary Baptist Church Fellowship Hall. Stop by with any questions or concerns you may have!

* Attendance dependent on legislative session schedule. *

The "Majority Rules" team came SO CLOSE to winning the 3rd Annual Kickball Classic, but our counterparts once again took home the trophy with a 4-3 win.

WE lost by ONE RUN in the bottom of the 7th inning, 4-3. While the Dems didn't win, we raised funds for two worthy causes - The Pink Fund & The Earl E. Exum Memorial Fund at the Hartford Foundation for Public Giving.

In a bipartisan manner, members of the CGA will once again head to Dunkin' Park in Hartford for our 3rd Annual CGA Kickball Classic!

Proceeds will benefit the Earl E. Exum Memorial Fund, in memory and honor of Representative Tammy Exum's husband, Earl, who passed away unexpectedly in the fall, as well as The Pink Fund, which offers financial assistance in the fight against breast cancer.

Tickets are $10 and can be purchased at the gate or here - https://rb.gy/b1727n

Remember - Dunkin' Park is CASHLESS!

Also, the parking lot directly across from the stadium is no longer accessible, but there is plenty of parking around Dunkin' Park. You can find parking options here - https://www.milb.com/hartford/ballpark/parking-transit.

Make sure you have cash on you for parking.