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Committee Chairs 2021-2022 COMMITTEE CHAIRS 2021-2022 AGING HOUSING Quentin Phipps, Chair Brandon McGee, Chair Anne Hughes, Vice Chair Frank Smith, Vice Chair APPROPRIATIONS HUMAN SERVICES Toni Walker, Chair Cathy Abercrombie, Chair Lucy Dathan, Vice Chair Jane Garibay, Vice Chair Anthony Nolan, Vice Chair INSURANCE & REAL ESTATE BANKS Kerry Wood, Chair Jason Doucette,Chair Robin Comey, Vice Chair Kenneth Gucker, Vice Chair INTERNSHIP CHILDREN Christine Palm, Democratic Leader Liz Linehan, Chair Mary Welander, Vice Chair JUDICIARY Steve Stafstrom, Chair COMMERCE Matt Blumenthal, Vice Chair Caroline Simmons, Chair Kara Rochelle, Vice Chair LABOR & PUBLIC EMPLOYEES Robyn Porter, Chair EDUCATION Manny Sanchez, Vice Chair Bobby Sanchez, Chair Jill Barry, Vice Chair LEGISLATIVE MANAGEMENT Matt Ritter, Chair ENERGY & TECHNOLOGY Jason Rojas, Vice Chair David Arconti, Chair Raghib Allie-Brennan, Vice Chair PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT Cristin McCarthy Vahey,Chair ENVIRONMENT Chrisine Goupil, Vice Chair Dorinda Borer, Chair Joe Gresko, Vice Chair PUBLIC HEALTH Jonathan Steinberg, Chair EXECUTIVE & LEGISLATIVE NOMINATIONS Jillian Gilchrest, Vice Chair Joe Gresko, Chair Michael Quinn, Vice Chair PUBLIC SAFETY Maria Horn, Chair FINANCE, REVENUE & BONDING Al Paolillo, Vice Chair Sean Scanlon, Chair Patricia Billie Miller, Bonding Subcommittee Chair REGULATIONS REVIEW Eleni Kavros DeGraw, Vice Chair Michael DiMassa, Democratic Leader Steve Meskers, Vice Chair TRANSPORTATION GENERAL LAW Roland Lemar, Chair Mike D’Agostino, Chair Travis Simms, Vice Chair Bobby Gibson, Vice Chair VETERANS AFFAIRS GOVERNMENT ADMINISTRATION & ELECTIONS Pat Boyd, Chair Dan Fox, Chair Ron Napoli, Vice Chair Stephanie Thomas, Vice Chair HIGHER EDUCATION & EMPLOYMENT ADVANCEMENT Josh Elliott, Chair Gary Turco, Vice Chair 12/28/2020 COMMITTEE MEMBERS 2021-2022 AGING COMMITTEE COMMERCE COMMITTEE ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE Quentin Phipps, Chair Caroline Simmons, Chair Dorinda Borer, Chair Anne Hughes, Vice Chair Kara Rochelle, Vice Chair Joe Gresko, Vice Chair Joe de la Cruz Michael DiGiovancarlo Aimee Berger-Girvalo Jane Garibay Tammy Exum Brandon Chafee Jennifer Leeper Jane Garibay Mike Demicco Edwin Vargas John Hampton Pat Dillon Jennifer Leeper Kenneth Gucker APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE Quentin Phipps Jack Hennessy Toni Walker, Chair Stephanie Thomas Maria Horn Lucy Dathan, Vice Chair Kerry Wood David Michel Anthony Nolan, Vice Chair Mary Mushinsky Catherine Abercrombie EDUCATION COMMITTEE Christine Palm Andre Baker Bobby Sanchez, Chair John-Michael Parker Juan Candelaria Jill Barry, Vice Chair Geraldo Reyes Jeff Currey Juan Candelaria Kevin Ryan Pat Dillon Robin Comey Frank Smith Michael DiMassa Michelle Cook Phil Young Antonio Felipe Jeff Currey Bobby Gibson Antonio Felipe EXECUTIVE & LEGISLATIVE Jillian Gilchrest Henry Genga NOMINATIONS COMMITTEE Minnie Gonzalez Bobby Gibson Joe Gresko, Chair Gregg Haddad Susan Johnson Michael Quinn, Vice Chair Josh Hall Jennifer Leeper Mike D’Agostino Susan Johnson Brandon McGee Bob Godfrey Brandon McGee Patricia Billie Miller Edwin Vargas Robyn Porter Ron Napoli Geraldo Reyes Anthony Nolan Christopher Rosario John-Michael Parker Kevin Ryan Manny Sanchez Manny Sanchez Frank Smith Travis Simms Mary Welander Peter Tercyak Gary Turco ENERGY & TECHNOLOGY COMMITTEE BANKS COMMITTEE David Arconti, Chair Jason Doucette,Chair Raghib Allie-Brennan, Vice Chair Kenneth Gucker, Vice Chair Mike Demicco Andre Baker Jaime Foster Dorinda Borer Jillian Gilchrest Alphonse Paolillo Joe Gresko Chris Perone Maria Horn Charlie Stallworth Eleni Kavros DeGraw Chris Ziogas Steve Meskers Mary Mushinsky COMMITTEE ON CHILDREN Chris Perone Liz Linehan, Chair Jonathan Steinberg Mary Welander, Vice Chair Peter Tercyak Pat Boyd Robin Comey Jaime Foster Geoff Luxenberg 12/28/2020 COMMITTEE MEMBERS 2021-2022 FINANCE, REVENUE & BONDING HIGHER EDUCATION & JUDICIARY COMMITTEE COMMITTEE EMPLOYMENT ADVANCEMENT Steve Stafstrom, Chair Sean Scanlon, Chair COMMITTEE Matt Blumenthal, Vice Chair Patricia Billie Miller, Bonding Subcom Chair Josh Elliott, Chair Julio Concepción Eleni Kavros DeGraw, Vice Chair Gary Turco, Vice Chair Christine Conley Steve Meskers, Vice Chair Tammy Exum Jeff Currey Jill Barry Kate Farrar Patricia Dillon Larry Butler Gregg Haddad Mike DiMassa Brandon Chafee Ron Napoli Jason Doucette Julio Concepcion Kara Rochelle Dan Fox Jason Doucette Caroline Simmons Bob Godfrey Josh Elliott Brian Smith Geoff Luxenberg Kate Farrar Charlie Stallworth Patricia Billie Miller Josh Hall Chris Ziogas Christine Palm John Hampton Robyn Porter Jack Hennessy HOUSING COMMITTEE Michael Quinn Roland Lemar Brandon McGee, Chair Emmett Riley Mary Mushinsky Frank Smith, Vice Chair Travis Simms Alphonse Paolillo Larry Butler Toni Walker Chris Perone Joe de la Cruz Phil Young Quentin Phipps Minnie Gonzalez Bobby Sanchez Susan Johnson LABOR & PUBLIC EMPLOYEES Hilda Santiago Bobby Sanchez COMMITTEE Steve Stafstrom Robyn Porter, Chair HUMAN SERVICES COMMITTEE Kerry Wood Vice Chair Catherine Abercrombie, Chair Manny Sanchez, Chris Ziogas Jane Garibay, Vice Chair Josh Hall Larry Butler Anne Hughes GENERAL LAW COMMITTEE Michelle Cook Edwin Vargas Mike D’Agostino, Chair Lucy Dathan Mike Winkler Bobby Gibson, Vice Chair Christine Goupil Raghib Allie-Brennan JOINT COMMITTEE ON Anne Hughes David Arconti LEGISLATIVE MANAGEMENT Hilda Santiago Juan Candelaria Matthew D. Ritter, Chair Caroline Simmons Geoff Luxenberg Jason Rojas, Vice Chair Charlie Stallworth Emmet Riley Larry Butler Mike Winkler Michelle Cook INSURANCE & REAL ESTATE Bob Godfrey GOVERNMENT ADMINISTRATION COMMITTEE Minnie Gonzalez Kerry Wood, Chair & ELECTIONS COMMITTEE Geraldo Reyes Robin Comey, Vice Chair Dan Fox, Chair Emmett Riley Lucy Dathan Stephanie Thomas, Vice Chair Hilda Santiago Kate Farrar Matt Blumenthal Charlie Stallworth Geoff Luxenberg Gregg Haddad Steve Meskers Cristin McCarthy Vahey Emmett Riley Amy Morrin Bello Kara Rochelle Christine Palm Christopher Rosario INTERNSHIP COMMITTEE Hilda Santiago Christine Palm, Democratic Leader Amy Morrin Bello Anthony Nolan 12/28/2020 COMMITTEE MEMBERS 2021-2022 PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS REVIEW COMMITTEE COMMITTEE Cristin McCarthy Vahey,Chair Mike DiMassa, Democratic Leader Chrisine Goupil, Vice Chair Tom Arnone Tom Arnone Bob Godfrey Andre Baker Mary Welander Christine Conley Mike D’Agostino TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE Kenneth Gucker Roland Lemar, Chair Jack Hennessy Travis Simms, Vice Chair Roland Lemar Amy Morrin Bello David Michel Aimee Berger-Girvalo Brian Smith Matt Blumenthal Mike Winkler Brandon Chafee Julio Concepción PUBLIC HEALTH COMMITTEE Christine Conley Jonathan Steinberg, Chair Christine Goupil Jillian Gilchrest, Vice Chair Cristin McCarthy Vahey Tom Arnone Steve Meskers Aimee Berger-Girvalo David Michel Michelle Cook Geraldo Reyes Eleni Gavros DeGraw Christopher Rosario Mike Demicco Brian Smith Josh Elliott Jonathan Steinberg Jaime Foster Stephanie Thomas Henry Genga Liz Linehan VETERANS COMMITTEE John-Michael Parker Pat Boyd, Chair Kevin Ryan Ron Napoli, Vice Chair Sean Scanlon David Arconti Peter Tercyak Joe de la Cruz Phil Young Michael DiGiovancarlo Liz Linehan PUBLIC SAFETY & SECURITY Gary Turco COMMITTEE Maria Horn, Chair Al Paolillo, Vice Chair Raghib Allie-Brennan Jill Barry Dorinda Borer Pat Boyd Michael DiGiovancarlo Mike DiMassa Antonio Felipe Henry Genga Minnie Gonzalez Michael Quinn 12/28/2020.
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