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David Labriola
Assistant Republican Leader

39 Briarwood Road, Naugatuck 06770
Residence: 203-723-0171
Capitol: 800-842-1423

Education: Yale University, B.A. University of Connecticut School of Law, J.D.

Occupation: Attorney

Public Service: Two Term Naugatuck Police Commissioner

Legislative Service: State House of Representatives 2003, 2005, 2007(Assistant Minority Leader)

Committees: Education, GAE, Judiciary

State Representative David K. Labriola is a respected leader at the Connecticut General Assembly who takes pride in his record of service to the people of Oxford, Naugatuck and Southbury... [Full Biography] (PDF/13kb)

[2005 Gallery]
[2006 Gallery]

Representative Labriola looks on as Governor M. Jodi Rell signs a bill that creates an assistance program for health care professionals with addiction or psychiatric disorders. The bill signing ceremony took place in Governor Rell’s capitol office June 26, 2007.

The two men are standing side by side in the House Chamber.
Rep. Labriola stands with Mets Baseball Great Rusty Staub after he was introduced to the House of Representatives and recognized for his outstanding baseball/humanitarian efforts, May 16, 2007.

Rep. Cafero is sitting in his seat with Rep. Klarides, Rep. Hamzy, and Rep. Labriola standing talking to him.

Representative Labriola, right, confers with (clockwise from left) House Republican Leader Lawrence F. Cafero Jr., R-Norwalk, and Deputy House Republican Leaders Themis Klarides, R-Derby, and William A. Hamzy, R-Plymouth, during a recess on the floor of the state House of Representatives.

David Labriola, is a tan overcoat and hard hat, stands with other town officials grasping a spade shovel and breaking ground on the new Senior Center.
Representative Labriola, second from right, participates in ground-breaking ceremonies Thursday, March 22 nd at the site of the new Oxford Senior Center at the corner of Old Church Road and Stakum Circle. Also involved in the ceremony were town officials, members of the Senior Center Building Committee and representatives of Bantam Construction Inc.

Rep. Labriola is sitting in the outside circle of the room and is speaking to the guests.

Representative Labriola, right, questions attorney Julie Porzio, at witness table, center, during a public hearing March 12, 2007 on ‘Julie’s Law’ conducted by the state legislature’s Judiciary Committee. The legislation would provide funding to enhance security at courthouses throughout Connecticut. Ms Porzio was seriously inured in a 2005 shooting at the Middletown court house parking lot.

The two men are sitting and talking.
Rep. Labriola (right) and Rep. Stripp discuss a legislative issue, February 7, 2007.

They stand together in front of the microphones.
Legislation to improve courthouse security in Connecticut was unveiled at a news conference Tuesday, February 6, 2007 at the State Capitol held by, from left, state Senator Joan Hartley, D-Waterbury, Representative Labriola, state Representative Tony D’Amelio, R-Waterbury, Attorney Julie Porzio, and her lawyer, Joseph Tacopina. Ms. Porzio was seriously injured in a 2005 shooting in the Middletown Courthouse parking lot. Representative Labriola introduced the measure, which was cosponsored by Representative D’Amelio and Senator Hartley.

The 3 men are standing and clapping.
Rep. Labriola, Rep. Burns, and Rep. Williams applaud as the new House Republican Leader is announced.

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