Press Releases
CT Agriculture Experiment Station Will StrengthenEfforts in State, Nationwide
New Haven, CT – Congresswoman Rosa L. DeLauro(CT-3) announced today that the Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station hasbeen awarded a $229,945 grant from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) tosupport their work to improve the national food safety system. This isthe first installment of a five-year commitment from the FDA.
Request Access as Observers to Trans-PacificPartnership Negotiations
Former State Senator Was Tireless Advocate for Stratford
From Office of National Drug Control Policy to Prevent Youth Substance Abuse
At California's Central Valley Meat
House Republicans Have Repeatedly Tried To Interfere With Life-Saving Measure
Labor-HHS-Education Bill Contains Dozens of Harmful Measures
Toured Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station on Monday
NEW HAVEN, CT—Connecticut Congresswoman Rosa DeLauro issued the following statement today on the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection and Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station’s announcement of a quarantine on all ash wood products from leaving New Haven County.
Tours Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station
NEW HAVEN, CT—Congresswoman Rosa DeLauro (CT-3) today received a status briefing on the emerald ash borer beetle and toured the Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station (CAES). DeLauro was accompanied by CAES Director Louis Magnarelli and Connecticut’s State Entomologist, Dr. Kirby Stafford.
Meets with Mayor Mezzo, Business Leaders, Homeowners Who Were Affected
NAUGATUCK, CT—Congresswoman Rosa DeLauro (CT-3) received an update on cleanup efforts today and visited with business and home owners who suffered damage in Wednesday’s storm. DeLauro has been in touch with Mayor Mezzo, who accompanied her today, and Governor Malloy since the storm. DeLauro and Mezzo first met at Naugatuck City Hall and then toured local businesses that were flooded when nearly five inches of rain fell in about an hour.