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Sean Williams
State Representative

P.O. Box 7, Watertown 06795
Capitol: 1-800-842-1423

Education: University of Connecticut

Occupation: Legislator

Public Service: Past member of the Watertown-Oakville Republican Town Committee; Watertown Lions' Club; Member of Watertown Public Schools Action Team 6; Member, Board of Directors, Water-Oak Crimestoppers; Member, Water-Oak Gold Circle of Sports.

Legislative Service: State Representative 2003, Regular Election 2005

Committees: Energy and Technology (Ranking Member), Commerce, Insurance

State Representative Sean Williams is known for being easily accessible to the people of Oakville, Watertown and Woodbury and takes pride in his record of service to the 68^th Assembly District... [Full Biography] (PDF/20kb)

[2005 Gallery]

Rep. Williams and other officials listen as Governor Rell signs Brownfields legislation into law. This new law originated in the commerce committee and was an initiative of the Waterbury Regional Chamber of Commerce. August 1, 2006.

Left to right, Rep. Noujaim, Governor Rell, Rep. Berger, and Rep. Williams celebrate the signing of the bill.

Rep. Williams stands in discussion with the Governor.
Photo courtesy of Town Times
Rep. Williams greets Governor Rell as she arrives for a visit at Swift Junior High School in Oakville. May 2006.

The two surround the Governor as they walk up stairs toward the school.
Photo courtesy of Town Times
Rep. Williams and School Superintendent Joseph Erardi, Jr. escort Governor Rell into the school.

Five men face the camera with the capitol in the background and tulips in the foreground.
Rep. Williams is joined at the Capitol by friends and Watertown/Oakville residents. From left Jim Krayeske, Don Stepanek, Frank Franzese, Marty Maccione and Rep. Williams.

Rep. Williams and Rep. Piscopo discuss the language of a bill.

Rep. Williams at Heminway Park School with 6th grade teacher Peg Germain, Principal Janice Pond, and 6th grade teacher Greg West.

Rep. Williams leads students from Watertown's Heminway Park School as they kick off a program where they learned about proper nutrition, exercise and healthy living.

Skylar speaks into the microphone as Rep. Williams looks on.
Rep. Williams listens as Watertown High School student Alex Skylar testifies in front of the Education Committee.

The two are conversing.
Rep. Williams and Sen. DeLuca discuss legislation in the House Chamber.

[2005 Gallery]