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State Senator Eric Berthel

State Senator Eric Berthel

Chief Deputy Republican Leader

Eric Berthel was elected to his fifth term representing the 32nd Senate District in 2024. He is the Republican Ranking Member on the legislature’s Banking, Education, and Executive & Legislative Nominations Committees. He is also a co-chair of the Legislative Internship Committee and serves on the Appropriations Committee and the legislature’s newly formed Select Committee on Special Education.

 

Eric is extensively committed to public school education and ensuring that we are always doing what is in the best interest of the children of Connecticut. He has also been recognized for his pro-business/small business advocacy and his support of important initiatives in health care, banking, and law enforcement.

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“We must continue our work to create a state that is affordable for all, with safe communities and full support of law enforcement. We must also continue to properly invest in students and teachers throughout Connecticut, while ensuring that those investments produce meaningful results. I am proud to work with my colleagues to advance these measures and stop reckless spending and bad policy by the Democrats in Hartford.”
– Senator
Eric Berthel

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Nonnewaug High School opened its doors to 650 students yesterday as the new school year began. I recently joined Principal Kuslis & RSD 14 Superintendent Brian Murphy to hear more about what’s in store! ...

We are officially Back to School! I recently visited Nonnewaug High School to record this message sharing my best wishes to all students, parents, and educators across our district. Have a great school year and I look forward to more school visits throughout the fall and beyond. ...

A reminder that the Connecticut tradition of Tax-Free Week continues this year from August 16 (TODAY) through August 22.

While I know that this limited tax exemption provides modest savings on essentials--especially during back-to-school season--I hope that it provides some relief.

This year, most clothing and footwear under $300 per item will be exempt from sales tax. Click HERE to view examples of qualifying items.

I hope that you take advantage of this savings as you begin back-to-school shopping or purchase needed items.
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A reminder that the