State Senator Stephen Harding
State Senator Stephen Harding
Senate Minority Leader
Stephen Harding, named Senate Minority Leader in 2024, represents Connecticut’s 30th Senate District. He was first elected to the Senate in 2022 after serving four terms in the 107th House District. A lawyer and Brookfield resident for nearly 30 years, Senator Harding has been involved with local boards and is a coach for youth sports. He serves as Ranking Member of the Environment Committee and Legislative Management Committee. He is also a member on the Education, Finance, and Judiciary Committees.
UPCOMING EVENT
Please Join State Senator Stephen Harding & State Representative Joe Canino for Coffee Hour at Tina’s Cafe 38 in Torrington!
Please Join State Senator Stephen Harding & State Representative Joe Canino on Friday from 9 – 10 am for Coffee Hour at Tina’s Cafe 38 on Main Street in Torrington!
Standing in front of my old elementary school brings back memories as students across our communities head back to the classroom. 📚✏️
To every student starting a new school year, I hope it’s filled with lots of learning, new opportunities and great memories.
And to the parents, teachers, administrators and staff who work so hard to support our students every day, thank you for all you do.
Wishing everyone a safe, successful and exciting school year! 🍎
📢REMINDER: Written comments OPPOSING the expansion of the Brookfield Compressor Station are due by TOMORROW, August 26th. Please submit comments to James.Grillo@ct.gov.
This is great news for New Milford.
Thank you to New Milford Mayor - Pete Bass, our town officials, fellow legislators, and most importantly, the residents and community groups who worked hard to make their voices heard.
I was proud to stand with the New Milford community in raising concerns about this proposed project, and I’m very pleased to see this outcome.
Thank you to everyone who stayed engaged and advocated for our community.Flatiron Battery Storage Facility Project update: In speaking with Attorney John Tower from Cramer and Anderson, who has been assisting the Town in the Flatiron project and addressing our concerns about the project.
Flatiron has decided not to pursue the Battery Storage project at this location. The company does have lease and option rights currently on this property, but no applications for any other type of project on this property, either to the Town or PURA, have been applied for.
Thank you to our New Milford Town Council members and past members, Town Depts, Town Attorney Randy DiBella, John Tower for their continued work, State Senator Steve Harding, State Rep Buckbee,
State Rep. Callahan, Buchsbaum for all of their assistance.
Thank you to Save the West Aspetuck River Valley, Water Coalition
and the Public at large for your advocacy concerning this project.