(photo) Sen. Kissel, Granby Parent Work to Better Protect Children

February 20, 2015

Sen. Kissel, Granby Parent Work to Better Protect Children

Sen. John A. Kissel (left) and Granby parent Todd Collen (right) on Feb. 19 testified before the Connecticut General Assembly’s Banks Committee in favor of legislation to better protect children from identity theft.

“I thank Todd for bringing this excellent idea to my attention,” Sen. Kissel said. “The proposal was well received by legislators, and they were particularly impressed that Todd, as a concerned parent, took the time to come to Hartford to testify in person. Other states have taken proactive steps to ensure that all parents have the ability to better protect their children from having their identities stolen. Connecticut parents should be able to have this ability as well.”

The legislation awaits a vote by the Banks Committee. The 2015 legislative session ends in June.

Sen. Kissel can be reached at 860-240-0531 or at [email protected].