Jaime Foster

A Point of Personal Privilege on the House Floor on May 4. With the help of my daughter, we presented a citation to Save A Suit, which has been joining us for a suit drive for the past three years. New this year, an event that brought approximately 100 veterans to the Capitol to try on suits & accessories to take home for interviews. We held veteran suit event on May 4.

My remarks at the 3rd Annual Save A Suit press conference and suit drive kickoff on April 30.

On Monday, the House passed HB 5522, "An Act Concerning the Right-to-Know Act and Requiring a Report Concerning Well Water Contamination Protocols." I stood in support of the legislation & shared impacts across the 57th District. The bill passed 144-5 (2 absent/not voting), showing clear, bipartisan support. Now it heads to the Senate for consideration.

We have one week left in the 2026 legislative session. We will be here some late nights to get bills through the House and hopefully through the Senate. We need to finish our work by May 6. I've shared some of the bigger bills we passed out of the House last week in this e-newsletter.

Looking forward to joining Save A Suit, Max Cares Foundation, & fellow members of the Veterans' Committee for this 3rd annual event on Thursday!

Connecticut’s Renters’ Rebate Program is open to eligible renters who are elderly or living with a disability and meet certain income requirements

Join State Reps. Anthony Nolan, Hubert Delany, & me for the Veteran Resource Day at the Capitol! Monday, April 20, starting at 10 a.m.!

As House Chair of the Veterans' & Military Affairs Committee, I had the honor & privilege of bringing the 2026 version of the HERO Act out on the House Floor on Thursday. It passed 143-0 (8 absent/not voting). Next stop: the Senate!