Robin Comey

Happy Valentine's Day everyone. While we are grateful for love and friendship every day, I didn't want to miss the chance to celebrate this special day with some of my colleagues in Hartford.

Excited for the opening of the 2020 Legislative Session and honored to serve the great people of Branford. I am ready to continue working on the important issues affecting our residents and our state.

The 2020 legislative session gets underway today and we will be working on many issues that affect Branford and the state.​

Thank you Gateway Community College in New Haven for their informational tour about their great programs in early childhood education and in the culinary arts.

The bad weather didn't stop my scheduled coffee hour a the Four Seasons Market this weekend. Thank you to those who stopped by to share their thoughts with me and to learn more about the issues their neighbors care about.

I wanted to share with you a news story featuring my efforts to improve restaurant food safety for people with allergies and food restrictions that appeared in the CT Examiner. This discusses what we have done so far and the work we still must do in Connecticut.

This January 1^st not only marked the beginning of a new year, it also meant the enactment of dozens of new laws and reforms for Connecticut residents.

I hope you can join me Saturday, January 11 at the Four Seasons Market, 875 West Main Street, for coffee and conversation. With the 2020 legislative session set to begin in early February, I want to know the issues that matter most to you and your family.