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Drawing on more than a decade of experience as a nurse, State Representative Kaitlyn Shake is bringing a frontline healthcare perspective to conversations about workplace violence and worker safety.
The EPA announced completion of a major phase of the Raymark Superfund cleanup, marking another important step in Stratford’s decades-long environmental remediation effort.
More than 100 Stratford Korean War- and Vietnam War-era veterans were honored at a June 15 ceremony recognizing their service and sacrifice.
Stratford is receiving more than $1.6 million in additional state funding, including $1.21 million for education and more than $406,000 in additional town aid.
State Representative Kaitlyn Shake supported legislation aimed at making benefits, education, legal assistance, and other services more accessible to Connecticut veterans.
State Representative Kaitlyn Shake co-sponsored legislation giving municipalities additional tools to address illegal street takeovers, ATVs, dirt bikes, and repeat offenders.
The Stratford Democratic Town Committee is proud to support Joe Gresko, Kaitlyn Shake, and Max Rosenberg as they seek reelection in 2026.
State Representative Kaitlyn Shake joined School Meals Advocacy Day and co-sponsored legislation aimed at expanding state support for student meals.
Stratford launched a new school bus stop-arm safety program covering 63 school buses as part of an effort to protect students from drivers who illegally pass stopped buses.
New neighborhood meetings and open office hours are creating more opportunities for Stratford residents to connect directly with Mayor David Chess, Town Council members, and their neighbors.
State Representative Kaitlyn Shake joined a bipartisan group of Stratford legislators supporting state investment in renovations to the Connecticut Air and Space Center.
State Representatives Joe Gresko and Kaitlyn Shake met with Stratford residents ahead of the 2026 legislative session to hear their questions, concerns, and priorities.
