The Future of Fairfield Depends on Your Vote
Fairfield is at a turning point and on Tuesday, February 3, 2026, you decide what kind of community we will be: a town defined by neighborhood and a sense of community, strong schools, safe streets, and responsible finances… or a town pushed toward becoming a city by rising costs, unmanaged growth, and decisions made without […]
2025 Achievements: Co-Sponsored Bills as State Senator
Public Act No. 25-172 (Co-Sponsored) (2025) – AN ACT CONCERNING INCOME TAXES IMPOSED BY OTHER JURISDICTIONS ON RESIDENTS OF THE STATE. Public Act No. 25-159 (Co-Sponsored) (2025) – AN ACT IMPLEMENTING THE RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES AND CONCERNING PENALTIES FOR OPERATING A MOTOR VEHICLE AND VESSEL WHILE UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF INTOXICATING […]
Fairfield’s Future Is on the Ballot: Choose Experience That Delivers Results
On February 3, Fairfield voters will choose who can successfully guide our town through financial, infrastructure, and public safety challenges. This election demands proven executive leadership and the ability to manage complex challenges effectively. I respect my opponent, Christine Vitale, and thank her for dedicating many years to our schools and serving recently on the […]
Balancing Affordable Housing and Local Control
For over sixteen years, I’ve worked on one of Connecticut’s most complex public policy debates: how to create truly affordable housing while preserving local control, environmental concerns, neighborhood character, and addressing key infrastructure and safety issues. I recently hosted a legislative town hall, “Overdevelopment, Housing & Local Control: What HB 8002 & 8-30g Mean for […]