

Ryan Fazio, elected in 2021 and re-elected in 2022 and 2024, represents Connecticut’s 36th District, including Greenwich, Stamford, and New Canaan. He is the Ranking Senator on the Energy & Technology Committee and the Finance, Revenue & Bonding Committee. Ryan grew up in, worked in, and volunteered in the district he now represents. As senator he has focused on cutting energy bills, reducing taxes, defending local control of decision-making, and finding common ground to pass good, bipartisan legislation.
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03/14/2025
Sen. Ryan Fazio and Sen. Stephen Harding today issued the following statement regarding the possibility of families in CT saving thousands of dollars a year on energy if pipeline projects are approved by New York. “We have an incredible opportunity to seize the moment. We have an opportunity to make CT electricity more affordable for ... Ryan Fazio
03/13/2025
HARTFORD, CT – Sen. Jeff Gordon (R-Woodstock), Ranking Member of the Planning and Development Committee, along with Sen. Ryan Fazio (R-Greenwich) and Sen. Tony Hwang (R-Fairfield), members of the committee, defended local zoning authority by opposing the transit-oriented district bill, H.B. 6831, during today’s Planning and Development Committee meeting. This bill would deprioritize municipalities from ... Ryan Fazio
03/12/2025
HARTFORD, CT – State Senator Ryan Fazio (R-Greenwich) commends the General Law Committee for passing S.B. 611, an Act Establishing Maximum Charge for Certain Licensing Fees, unanimously during today’s committee meeting. This measure now awaits action on the floor of the Senate and House. Senator Fazio first introduced the proposal to eliminate licensure fees for ... Ryan Fazio
03/12/2025
HARTFORD, CT – State Senator Ryan Fazio (R-Greenwich) defended local control of zoning by fighting against ‘Work Live Ride’ bill (H.B.6831) during today’s Planning and Development Committee meeting. This bill would undermine local control for municipalities by withholding essential funding from towns that do not adhere to strict high-density development zoning mandates, without regard to ... Ryan Fazio
03/12/2025
Sen. Ryan Fazio and Sen. Stephen Harding today issued the following statement regarding Gov. Lamont’s push to get more energy from nuclear and natural gas into New England. (https://ctmirror.org/2025/03/11/ned-lamont-donald-trump-nuclear-energy-natural-gas/) “We are aligned with the governor’s goals of ensuring an affordable supply of electricity. It is desperately needed in CT, which is now #2 in the ... Ryan Fazio
03/04/2025
Sen. Ryan Fazio and Sen. Stephen Harding today issued the following statement regarding CT having the third highest tax rates in the U.S. (https://wallethub.com/edu/best-worst-states-to-be-a-taxpayer/2416) “Under one-party rule, heavy tax burdens are crushing the budgets of CT working class families and small businesses. Senate Republicans have introduced a plan for income and property tax relief to ... Ryan Fazio
03/03/2025
Sen. Ryan Fazio, Sen. Jeff Gordon and Sen. Stephen Harding today issued the following statement regarding the governor urging the legislature to approve bipartisan legislation that was introduced by Sen. Fazio and cosponsored by Sen. Gordon which eliminates the fees workers in certain professions are required to pay when initially applying for occupational licenses, as ... Ryan Fazio
03/03/2025
HAMDEN, CONNECTICUT – State Senator Ryan Fazio (R- Greenwich) thanks Governor Lamont for highlighting his legislative proposal of eliminating the fees workers in certain in-demand professions are required to pay when applying for an occupational license, benefiting nearly 180,000 workers. Senator Fazio first introduced the proposal to eliminate licensure fees for key professions in Connecticut ... Ryan Fazio
02/21/2025
Sen. Ryan Fazio and Sen. Stephen Harding issued the following statement regarding UI filing for a rate increase, and that the rate adjustment is primarily a result of increases imposed through programs seen in the mandated public benefits tax. “Democrats at the State Capitol said rates would go down. That’s clearly not happening. Republicans want ... Ryan Fazio
☘️Had an amazing time at Greenwich’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade this Sunday, celebrating Irish Americans, St. Patrick, and seeing so many friends across town and beyond! The Greenwich Hibernians do an incredible job hosting one of the very best parades in the entire state and bringing people together every year. Can’t wait for the next one! ... See MoreSee Less
🏀It was great to join local sports broadcasting legend Rob Adams for an hour on his radio show to talk local sports and preview #MarchMadness! We reminisced about the days when he covered my old GHS baseball team and what makes our area such a great sports community. Then we previewed all 63 tournament games for the NCAA Tourney. I had Auburn over Duke in the finals and Rob had Duke over Auburn. Let the madness begin! WGCH Radio Rob Adams Rob Adams ... See MoreSee Less
I’ll be on WGCH 1490 with local sports radio legend Rob Adams today 4-5PM to preview March Madness and go over this year’s bracket! Tune in for the fun! ... See MoreSee Less