Geraldo Reyes Jr

Governor Ned Lamont launched The Pizza Capital Trail, a celebration of Connecticut’s top, independent pizzerias in our state. You’re invited to tell us where to find the best slice including any pizza spots in Waterbury.

As a Puerto Rican state representative serving Waterbury, I had the privilege of participating in the unveiling of this summer’s Puerto Rican parades and festivals. Additionally, I was proud to attend a ceremony honoring National Borinqueneers Day.

The State Bond Commission has approved $9.3 million in funding to help transform the 75th District, including downtown Waterbury and a nearby neighborhood. This includes $5.3 million to support environmental cleanup at the former Anamet property and $4 million to revitalize the West Main Street corridor.

I had the honor of recognizing and celebrating the extraordinary work of God Provides Ministries International, which serves those who need the most help.

I have kicked off my community walks to advocate for men's health during Prostate Cancer Awareness Month. Agriculture remains a vital part of our area's economy, and you can support local produce!

Three different bills that support our friends and family in Puerto Rico are moving closer to action on the House floor.

My colleagues and I are pushing to expand Connecticut’s Trust Act, legislation designed to limit when and how long law enforcement cooperates with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

The Waterbury Delegation joined the community for a thoughtful and productive conversation about the challenges surrounding of housing in our city. Landlord and renters shared their perspectives, highlighting the need for fair policies.