Marijuana, highway tolls, teacher pensions and taxes. These are the bills that have grabbed all the headlines during the 2019 legislative sessions in our region. But there’s a lot of legislation that rarely gets any press. Stopping revenge porn in New York and expanding access to EpiPens in Connecticut, to name a couple. We'll discuss "under the radar" legislation today with guests:
- Davis Dunavin, reporter, WSHU
- Matt Lesser, Connecticut state senator, D-Middletown
- Rodrick Marriott, drug control director, Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection
- Robin Comey, Connecticut state representative, D-Branford
- Steven Frischling, spokesperson, Waterford Fire Department, Cohanzie Fire Company 5
- Patrick Boyd, Connecticut state representative, D-Pomfret