Geraldo Reyes Jr

Waterbury's only public pool that will be open this summer is the brand-new one in Hamilton Park, which is in the final stages of construction.

I secured millions for public education, municipal aide, and community organizations in Waterbury. Our bipartisan spending plan will ensure our two-year state budget's historic tax cuts are protected.

My colleagues and I are raising awareness about the sudden spike in hunger and food insecurity in Connecticut.

We passed an important bill that will provide resources and assistance to seniors. Another new law will soon protect anyone with medical debt in Connecticut.

Today is the last day of session and before we gavel out, I must make you aware of the bills the House passed ahead of our midnight deadline.

We are raising awareness about the disproportionate amount of missing and murdered Native Americans in the U.S. And, the state honored Waterbury's mayor on Polish Day at the Capitol.

I spoke at an equity fair with some of my colleagues from other Connecticut cities to share our vision of expanding state services for those in need. Students and organizers visited legislators at the Capitol to raise awareness about Waterbury Promise.

The House passed a series of Democratic priority bills this week supporting children's nutrition, seniors, and victims of sexual assault. Advocates marched to the State Capitol on May Day calling for more legislation supporting our immigrant population.