Sen. DeFronzo: Farmington Resources
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Senator DeFronzo provides a list of helpful phone numbers and websites for state and local government services and resources in Farmington, Connecticut. He notes that government is meant to serve citizens and that he has worked to ensure services are efficient and cost-effective. He offers his legislative office's assistance to any residents having trouble accessing the information.
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- 1. Dear Neighbor: Legislative Office Building, Room 2300 Hartford, Connecticut 06106-1591 As your state Senator, I am proud of the many Capitol: 240-0595 useful services our state provides to residents. E-mail: DeFronzo@senatedems.ct.gov Government is here to serve you, and I have Web: SenatorDeFronzo.cga.ct.gov worked hard at the State Capitol to ensure that those services are both efficient and cost-effective. State Senator I have included a list of phone numbers and Web sites that you may find helpful. If you have DonalD DeFronzo difficulty using any of these resources, please feel free to contact my office for further assistance. Sincerely, PRSRT STD U.S. POSTAGE PAID HARTFORD CT Donald DeFronzo, State Senator PERMIT NO. 3937
- 2. Helpful Resources for Farmington Citizens p h o n e n u m b e r s State Senator Donald DeFronzo 240-0595 Dept. of Motor Vehicles 263-5701 Dept. of Social Services 1-800-842-1508 INFOLINE (directory of community services) 211 Careline (to report child abuse or neglect) 1-800-842-2288 Consumer Protection-Fraud Hotline 1-800-842-2649 Health Care Advocate 1-866-466-4446 Dept. of Revenue Services (state tax information) 297-5962 State Insurance Dept. (consumer complaints) 297-3900 Dept. of Transportation 594-2000 Connecticut “Do Not Call” list 1-888-382-1222 Farmington Town Manager 675-2350 w e b s i t e s Connecticut Senate Democrats (where you will find my Web page) www.senatedems.ct.gov State of Connecticut www.ct.gov Connecticut Tourism www.ctbound.org Town of Farmington www.farmington-ct.org State Senator Donald DeFronzo If you have difficulty using any of these resources, please feel free to contact my office for further assistance.