Ron Napoli, Jr

Approximately $10 million in state funding secured to revitalize Waterbury.

We passed a legislation increasing transparency and protecting residents living in assisted living communities.

I joined my colleagues in the House and Senate in passing a responsible, bipartisan budget and bond bill that keeps Connecticut moving forward. It contains an additional $27.7 million in education and town aid.

The state is moving forward with a plan to improve safety and traffic in Waterbury on Route 8 and West Main Street.

A bill strengthening transparency and accountability for legislatively directed funding, often called “earmarks,” is heading to the governor’s desk for his signature.

The state has awarded Brass City Harvest with $120,000 in funds to source fresh produce from more than 20 Connecticut farms and distribute it in food deserts.

I had the honor of joining Senator Joan Hartley to speak with seniors at the University of Connecticut Waterbury Branch Osher Lifelong Learning Institute program about the legislative process and how ideas move from concept to law.

Drivers should expect delays on I-84 at night as crews conduct road work from the upper deck of the Mixmaster to the Washington Street Overpass.