PROUDLY SERVING THE 28TH DISTRICT
State Senator Tony Hwang
Chief Deputy Republican Leader
Tony Hwang, serving his fifth term, represents Connecticut’s 28th District. A Chief Deputy Republican Leader, he is the Ranking Member of the Aging, Transportation and Insurance and Real Estate Committees, and a member of numerous other committees. Tony is the first Asian-Pacific American State Senator in Connecticut history and has been honored for his commitment to strengthening communities, youth development, healthy living and social responsibility.
"I am committed to putting our community first, guided by independent thinking and a dedication to finding the best solutions for the people I serve. By listening to your concerns, leading with integrity, and working together, we can build a stronger, brighter future for everyone in the 28th Senate District and across Connecticut. For me, it’s always about people—above politics."
JOIN US ON SAT, SEPT 19 at 10AM!
In the wake of the most recent severe storm that brought significant flooding and property damage to Fairfield & surrounding towns, State Senator Tony Hwang will convene and moderate an Extreme Weather & Costal Resiliency Informational Forum on Saturday, September 19th at 10AM - Sherman Elementary School, Fairfield, CT.
The timely community forum will bring together state and local emergency management officials and resiliency experts to discuss the increasing frequency and severity of extreme weather events, Fairfield’s vulnerability to coastal and inland flooding, and practical steps residents can take to better protect their families, homes, and property.
Twenty-five years later, we remember the lives lost on September 11, 2001, the courage of our first responders, and the sacrifice of all who answered the call to serve.
Thank you to the Fairfield Fire Department for hosting this memorial ceremony each year and helping ensure we never forget.
We remember. We honor. We stand together. Never forget.
www.ctsenaterepublicans.com/2026/09/9-11-2001-we-remember-we-honor-we-stand-together-op-ed/
Today, we remember the innocent lives taken in an act of unimaginable evil. But the loss did not end that day. For families who lost parents, spouses, children, siblings, friends, and loved ones, every anniversary renews the pain of lives and futures stolen too soon.
We honor the extraordinary courage of the first responders who ran toward danger as others fled. We remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice that day, as well as those who later died from illnesses linked to their service.
www.ctsenaterepublicans.com/2026/09/9-11-2001-we-remember-we-honor-we-stand-together-op-ed/