Fred Camillo :: Connecticut House Republicans

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Greenwich Delegation reports on the issues at League of Women Voters Forum

HARTFORD- State Senator L. Scott Frantz, R-36th along with State Representatives Livvy R. Floren, R-149th District, Lile R. Gibbons, R-150th District, and ...

Borrowing for Operating Expenses Again Despite Largest Tax Hike in History

Even after enduring the largest tax hike in history, the state still cannot pay its bills. Connecticut is borrowing millions of dollars to ...

New Year, New Laws

With the start of 2012, a list of new laws went into effect on January first. The Small Business Express Program provides deferrable or forgivable ...

Greenwich Delegation reports on the

Posted by sclark on Jan 26, 2012 1

Borrowing for Operating Expenses Again

Posted by sclark on Jan 10, 2012 2

New Year, New Laws

Posted by sclark on Jan 6, 2012 3

CT State Fire Association applauds Rep. Camillo’s work on new law
GREENWICH – State Rep. Fred Camillo, of Cos Cob, has been given special recognition for his work and commitment to improving state laws to better support Connecticut’s Volunteer Servicemen and women by the Connecticut State Firefighters Associati…
Rep. Camillo, Champion for Newly Signed Fire Indemnification Law
“On Thursday Gov. Dannel Malloy signed a bill into law that I introduced back in January. This bill, HB 5489, accomplished two major goals: It put volunteer firemen and ambulance service personnel on par with the paid employees of the 169 municipalit…
Rep. Camillo Hails Jobs Bill
At the CIGNA Corporate Offices, State Rep. Fred Camillo of Cos Cob applauded Gov. Dannel P. Malloy’s signing of the so-called “First Five” jobs initiative today. Senate Bill 1001 An Act Creating the First Five Program is a major economic developm…
CL&P Efforts to keep Greenwich out of the Dark
The Town of Greenwich has been faced with power outages not only as a result of extreme weather (of which we have seen much of in recent years) but also due to an over stressed powergrid.

The Town of Greenwich and CL&P held a press conference…

Fred Camillo was elected on November 4th 2008 to be the new State Representative for Greenwich taking over for retiring State Representative Claudia "Dolly" Powers.

Fred's experience as a small business owner, high school teacher, baseball coach, and mortgage banker has provided him with the knowledge of where government works for people and where it fails them. His continued active involvement in our community provides him with the insight and experience necessary to legislate in the best interest of the 151st District...

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