

Ryan Fazio, elected in 2021 and re-elected in 2022 and 2024, represents Connecticut’s 36th District, including Greenwich, Stamford, and New Canaan. He is the Ranking Senator on the Energy & Technology Committee and the Finance, Revenue & Bonding Committee. Ryan grew up in, worked in, and volunteered in the district he now represents. As senator he has focused on cutting energy bills, reducing taxes, defending local control of decision-making, and finding common ground to pass good, bipartisan legislation.
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04/14/2025
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT – State Senator Ryan Fazio (R-Greenwich) today speaks out in support of S.B. 1557, an act aimed at improving the management of Connecticut’s state pension assets. The proposed legislation will establish a Board of Directors that will share fiduciary responsibility among its members while keeping the state treasurer in the role of chairman ... Ryan Fazio
04/02/2025
GREENWICH, CONNECTICUT – In honor of World Autism Awareness Day and Volunteer Month, State Senator Ryan Fazio (R-Greenwich) visited Coffee for Good, a local nonprofit in Greenwich dedicated to empowering individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities through employment training. Sen. Fazio, a long-time supporter of Coffee for Good, rolled up his sleeves and learned the ... Ryan Fazio
04/02/2025
“We have a cost of living crisis in CT.” Watch the press conference here. At Ansonia-based small business Coastal Carriers, CT Senate Republican lawmakers today launched a grassroots tour of the state to join with job creators and local leaders in demanding relief from the high cost of living and doing business here. “We have ... Ryan Fazio
03/14/2025
Sen. Ryan Fazio and Sen. Stephen Harding today issued the following statement regarding the possibility of families in CT saving thousands of dollars a year on energy if pipeline projects are approved by New York. “We have an incredible opportunity to seize the moment. We have an opportunity to make CT electricity more affordable for ... Ryan Fazio
03/13/2025
HARTFORD, CT – Sen. Jeff Gordon (R-Woodstock), Ranking Member of the Planning and Development Committee, along with Sen. Ryan Fazio (R-Greenwich) and Sen. Tony Hwang (R-Fairfield), members of the committee, defended local zoning authority by opposing the transit-oriented district bill, H.B. 6831, during today’s Planning and Development Committee meeting. This bill would deprioritize municipalities from ... Ryan Fazio
03/12/2025
HARTFORD, CT – State Senator Ryan Fazio (R-Greenwich) commends the General Law Committee for passing S.B. 611, an Act Establishing Maximum Charge for Certain Licensing Fees, unanimously during today’s committee meeting. This measure now awaits action on the floor of the Senate and House. Senator Fazio first introduced the proposal to eliminate licensure fees for ... Ryan Fazio
📣Congratulations to 2025 GHS Cheerleading team for their FCIAC, state, and New England Championchips! A historic and dominant accomplishment. I was happy to deliver well-earned citations from our state government to recognize their team’s great accomplishment! ... See MoreSee Less
🇺🇸GREAT WEEKEND AROUND OUR GREAT DISTRICT:
🎖️American Legion Pancake Breakfast to support our great Post 29 veterans
🌎Live Like Luke annual beach cleanup to honor the memory of Luke Meyers, a wonderful young man and environmentalist, and protect our beautiful natural resources locally
🛒Neighbor To Neighbor 50th Anniversary celebration to comment their half century of great works feeding and clothing local families in need
🐘Stamford RTC annual dinner where I presented my great friend Rep. Tom O’Dea with his well-deserved recognition of Stamford Republican of the Year
⛑️Red And White Ball supporting our great Red Cross located in Greenwich which does so much good for people in times of difficulty across our region, nation, and world
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⚡️ENERGY TOWN HALL: Thanks to the 100 attendees from New Canaan, Stamford, and beyond who joined for our first Energy Town Hall as we kick off a statewide tour for affordability and reform! We all know electric bills are too damn high in our state. I have been advocating for our six point plan to fix that. SB647 would cut electric bills by roughly 20 percent while improving our grid for years to come. Our district and state deserve leadership, affordability and positive change. Thank you for being engaged and speaking out—your voice is being heard. ... See MoreSee Less