Legislative office hours to be held

Klarides, shown, will be joined by state Sen. Joe Crisco, D-Woodbridge, and First Selectman Edward Maum Sheehy, according to a statement.
Constituents are welcome to stop by to talk about any issues or questions related to state and local government, the statement said.
“A new legislative session began this month (Jan. 5) and I am looking forward to meeting one-on-one with my constituents to hear their questions and concerns right from the start," Klarides said in the statement.
She said, also in the statement, that Crisco, also shown, who also represents Woodbridge, and Sheehy, "have graciously agreed to join" her.
Of note, she said, is the state budget deficit and "some tough decisions to get the state’s financial house in order" that lawmakers face, the statement said.

Klarides represents parts of Woodbridge, Orange, and Derby.
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