Geraldo Reyes Jr

Today, the House of Representatives passed an emergency bill, which will ease some of the financial crush on Waterbury residents and working families whose wallets and budgets have taken a hit due to rising gas prices and record-breaking inflation levels.
 

On Tuesday, I joined Lt. Governor Susan Bysiewicz in Waterbury together with the Connecticut Coalition Against Domestic Violence and elected officials to praise Governor Ned Lamont’s $18 million proposal to fill a gap in victim services and expand emergency housing assistance for survivors of domestic violence.

Eversource will host a customer information session on Monday, March 14 from 6:00 p.m. at Kennedy High School on 422 Highland Ave.

Connecticut stands with the Ukrainian people as they deal with the unimaginable horror brought by an unprovoked invasion by Russia's armed forces. Connecticut is home to one of the largest Ukrainian-American communities in the country.

Here are some ways that we can support the Ukrainian people:

I am proud that the Connecticut League of Conservation Voters (CTLCV) recognized me for my support and advocacy of environmental initiatives, which earned a 100% rating from the CTLCV on its 2021 Environmental Scorecard.

State Rep. Geraldo Reyes talks about his legislative priorities for the 2022 session.

We celebrate the achievements, accomplishments and contributions Black Americans have made to this country, of which there are many, each February during National Black History Month.

The Connecticut State Department of Education (CSDE) will host a webinar on Jan. 31 from 5-6 p.m. to discuss its current goals and investments for the future. Topics include federal funding investments, initiatives currently underway, and more. State Commissioner of Education, Charlene M. Russell-Tucker, will also answer questions submitted prior to the event.

The webinar is open to everyone — students, parents, and members of the education community and public — and will be livestreamed on YouTube and CT-N.