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Mike Alberts
State Representative

P. O. Box 206, East Woodstock 06244
Residence: 860-974-3663
Capitol: 860-240-8700

Education: BA, University of Connecticut; MBA, University of Connecticut

Occupation: Senior Vice President and Senior Commercial Loan Officer, Putnam Savings Bank, Putnam, CT

Public Service: Selectman, Town of Woodstock; 2003. Chairman, Board of Finance, Middle School Building Committee, Town of Woodstock; Alternate, Board of Finance, Economic Development Commission.

Legislative Service: State House of Representatives 2005, 2007

Committees: Commerce, Finance, Veterans

Mike Alberts is a dedicated legislator who takes pride in constituent service and working to make the 50^th District a better place to live, work, and raise a family...[Full Biography] (PDF/12kb)

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Rep. Mike Alberts leads Brooklyn (CT) Elementary School fourth graders on a tour of the State Capitol May 5, 2006, where each student had a chance to sit in his chair in the state House of Representatives.

Rep. Mike Alberts welcomes 120 fourth graders from Brooklyn (CT) Elementary School to the State Capitol in Hartford, May 5, 2006.

State Rep. Mike Alberts, fourth from right, participates in groundbreaking ceremony for Westview Health Care Center's expansion project in Dayville.

Rep. Alberts speaks on a amendment.

Rep. Alberts watches as votes are tabulated on a bill.

Sixth grade students from Brooklyn Middle School participate in the Connecticut Invention Convention at the State Capitol in Hartford.

State Rep. Mike Alberts (right rear) meets with teacher Heather Livingston (center rear) and fourth graders from St. Mary's School in Putnam during their April 5 tour of the State Capitol in Hartford.

Rep. Alberts and Speaker Aman are shown with hands over heart facing the flag at the dias.
Rep. Alberts was asked by the Speaker to lead the House Chamber in the Pledge of Allegiance. March 1, 2006.

Rep. Alberts reviews the proclamation in preparation to handing it to Gary St. Jean in a warehouse setting.

Rep. Michael Alberts presents a proclamation by Connecticut Governor M. Jodi Rell declaring February 6, 2006, as "Rogers Corporation Day" in recognition of the company’s safety achievement. Employees of the High Performance Foams Division in Woodstock, CT, have earned Rogers Corporation the Occupational Safety and Health Administration’s (OSHA’s) Voluntary Protection Program (VPP) Star Site designation for excellent safety performance and systems. The ‘Star’ is the top OSHA award, which is given to facilities that have met the highest standards in employee and workplace safety.

Accepting the award is Gary St. Jean, Environmental, Health & Safety Engineer and VPP Project Coordinator at Rogers Corp.

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