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COVID-19 Relief Resources for Families, Workers, and Small Businesses
Click here to view and download my full resource guide on the recently passed COVID-19 relief bill: H.R. 133. -
2020: A Year in Review
It is the honor of a lifetime to represent eastern Connecticut and advance our top priorities in Washington, and during the 116th Congress my team and I checked off some major milestones for our region that will support jobs and manufacturing, lower the cost of healthcare for seniors and middle class families, expand benefits for Vietnam veterans, and more. -
Final 2021 NDAA Nears Completion As House Votes To Pass Bipartisan NDAA Conference Report
“The final negotiated version of the 2021 NDAA includes the Seapower Subcommittee’s year-long effort to buck the Trump Budget and fully restore construction of the second Virginia-class submarine, it sets course on the decades-long journey to see the new Columbia-class program through to completion, and it provides steadfast support to our men and women in uniform and to eastern Connecticut’s manufacturing sector,” said Congressman Courtney. -
Courtney Statement On Release Of Senate Defense Appropriations Bill Without Full Funding For Restoration Of Second 2021 Virginia Class Submarine
“Over the last ten years, sworn testimony before the Congress from combatant commanders, outside defense experts and Navy leadership has been unanimous—the Navy needs more submarines,” Chairman Courtney said. -
COVID-19 Testing in Eastern Connecticut
Free drive-up and walk-up COVID-19 testing is available all across eastern Connecticut. To find a testing location near you, visit my COVID-19 resource page here. -
Chairman Courtney Joins Navy Leadership in Philadelphia for Historic Foundry Pour of First Propeller Mold for Columbia-Class Submarine Program
“To join U.S. Navy leadership and watch as 2,500 pounds of molten alloy was poured to create the first propulsor mold for the Columbia program was a powerful reminder of just how far we’ve come since 2008, and of the exciting new opportunities ahead,” said Chairman Courtney.
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"This is an extremely flexible and bipartisan proposal, and it’s driven by the very workers who are most at risk," said Courtney. "I’m grateful for the support of our bipartisan coalition, and especially for the support of nurses, doctors, EMTs, social service workers, and others who have helped us drive this bill farther and farther ahead."
The $1.9 trillion federal coronavirus relief package being debated in Congress could result in millions of dollars in direct aid for area towns to help cover costs associated with the pandemic, U.S. Rep. Joseph D. Courtney announced Monday.
"The American Rescue Plan will put more resources in the toolboxes of our local schools so that teachers and students can return to class safely," said Courtney.
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