Sen. Harris: Bloomfield
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Senator Jonathan Harris provides a list of helpful phone numbers and websites for Bloomfield citizens to access various state and local services. He notes that government is meant to serve residents and that he has worked to ensure services are efficiently delivered and cost-effective. The letter includes contact information for his own office so that he can assist residents who have trouble accessing the listed resources.
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This document is a legislative update from State Senator Eric Coleman representing parts of Connecticut. It summarizes that the state passed a budget that cuts over $3 billion in spending while protecting critical services for families, seniors, children and the poor. It fought to protect small businesses that are important to the state's economy. The budget isn't perfect but will help stabilize the economy and help families through difficult times.
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Senator Slossberg provides a legislative update regarding the state budget and efforts to find government efficiencies. The budget included over $3 billion in spending cuts, the largest in state history, achieved by cutting costs across all government agencies. As co-chair of the Commission on Enhancing Agency Outcomes, Senator Slossberg will continue identifying efficiencies and reducing costs while protecting critical services for families, the elderly, children, and the poor. Small businesses are also a priority, and legislation was passed to support them during the economic downturn.
Sen. Stillman: 2009 Update
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- 1. Dear Neighbor: Legislative Office Building, Room 3000 Hartford, Connecticut 06106-1591 As your state Senator, I am proud of the many Capitol: 240-0567 useful services our state provides to residents. E-mail: Harris@senatedems.ct.gov After all, government is here to serve you, and I Web: www.SenatorHarris.cga.ct.gov have worked hard at the State Capitol to ensure that those services are both efficiently delivered State Senator and cost-effective. I have included a list of phone numbers and Web sites that you may find helpful. If you have Jonathan harris difficulty using any of these resources, please feel free to contact my office for further assistance. PRSRT STD Sincerely, U.S. POSTAGE PAID HARTFORD CT PERMIT NO. 3937 Jonathan Harris, State Senator
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