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Maroney Calls for a Flock Pause. His PAC Took Money From the Industry He’s Now Questioning.
Sen. James Maroney is now calling on our communities to pause new installations on Flock cameras. This comes on the heels of recent and well deserved community concerns over data privacy and surveillance. Over the past 8 years, Sen. Maroney has presented himself as an independent voice and someone who is fighting big tech to protect our privacy. Yet a political action committee, A New Day PAC, he opened up after being elected has accepted substantial contributions from lobbyi
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Affordable Housing Shouldn’t Mean Surrendering Local Control
Connecticut’s top-down approach to affordable housing is both bad law and bad policy. By overriding local zoning authority, the Democratic supermajority in Hartford—including Senator James Maroney—has created a system that punishes municipalities, disregards established zoning principles, restricts public participation, and favors private developers over residents. Connecticut can do better. With new leadership in state government, we can expand access to housing people can a
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Weaver and Collins Call for Immediate Action. Not a Pause, on Surveillance Cameras
Milford, Thursday, Aug 6th, - Republican candidates Owen Weaver (Senate 14th) and Ray Collins (State Representative 117th) today called on Governor Ned Lamont to convene a special session of the General Assembly so lawmakers can take immediate action on the installation and operation of automated license plate readers (ALPRs) across Connecticut. Under Public Act 26-14, signed by Governor Lamont this year and championed by Representative MJ Shannon and Senator James Maroney, m
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