HARTFORD — Rep. Seth Bronko, R-Naugatuck, was sworn in Jan. 4 as the representative for the 70th District in the House of Representatives.
Seth Bronko, R-Naugatuck, was sworn in the state legislature on Jan. 4 and took a moment to pose with his family, from left, his wife Caitlin Bronko, their son Jonathan Bronko, Seth Bronko, his mother Eileen M. Bronko, and his father Michael Bronko at the State Capitol in Hartford after Bronko was sworn in as the new state representative for the 70th district, which includes part of Naugatuck.
Bronko, who enters his first term in office, was joined by his family, including his wife, son and parents. He has been appointed to serve on the Finance, Revenue and Bonding Committee, as well as the Government Administration and Elections and Transportation committees.
“It was an honor to be sworn in today to represent the great people of Naugatuck as your representative for the 70th House District. I was proud to be joined by my wife, Caitlin, my son Jonathan, and parents, Mike and Eileen, for the occasion,” Rep. Bronko said. “Before I was elected, I signed the contract with Connecticut, my pledge to make our state more affordable, safer and to work toward creating a government that works for you. Today, is the first step to fulfilling that promise and I’m looking forward to getting to work.”
Bronko can be contacted at Seth. Bronko@housegop.ct.gov or 800-842-1423 with any questions or concerns related to state government. You can also follow his legislative activity by visiting his website, www.cthousegop.com/Bronko or on Facebook.
