A Proud Environmental Leader, Sen. Guglielmo 100% on Conservation Scorecard

Senator Tony Guglielmo speaking with residents about protecting the environment at a town hall meeting./p>

Hartford, CT – Citing his leadership in helping to pass laws to protect Open Space, State Parks and Long Island Sound, the Connecticut League of Conservation Voters (CTLCV) named state Sen. Tony Guglielmo (R-Stafford) a Legislative Leader in its 2015 Environmental Scorecard.

An annual report by the CTLCV, the Environmental Scorecard rates legislators based on their voting record for key pieces of legislation.

Senator Tony Guglielmo along the river.

“Every legislator in our team of champions played a role in passage of key environmental bills this session,” said Lori Brown, CTLCV Executive Director. “Many also worked tirelessly behind the scenes to block bills that would roll back our environmental protections.”

“I am proud to have earned this recognition from the Connecticut League of Conservation Voters, which is a terrific advocate for our environment,” Sen. Guglielmo said.

The passing of the Long Island Blue Plan, was done with votes from legislators on both sides of the aisle.

“We are striking a balance in the commercial and recreational uses of the Sound while preserving a vital resource,” Sen. Guglielmo added.

For more information about the Connecticut League of Conservation Voters, visit http://www.ctlcv.org/.