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State Representative David Labriola  

David Labriola
Assistant Republican Leader

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

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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)

 


  

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Rep. Labriola is sitting at his desk with his Connecticut wind kacket on.
Rep. Labriola, a UCONN School of Law alumnus, proudly wears a UCONN wind jacket to show his UCONN pride on Husky Day 2008.

Representative Labriola and Southbury First Selectman Mark A. R. Cooper display an oversize check symbolizing the $220,000 Small Town Economic Assistance Program grant for Regional District 15 that will help finance a new concession stand and rest rooms at Pomperaug High School’s Edward Arum Athletic Field. The grant was announced on Monday, April 21, 2008 by Representative Labriola and other members of Middlebury and Southbury’s state legislative delegation.
Representative Labriola and Southbury First Selectman Mark A. R. Cooper display an oversize check symbolizing the $220,000 Small Town Economic Assistance Program grant for Regional District 15 that will help finance a new concession stand and rest rooms at Pomperaug High School ’s Edward Arum Athletic Field. The grant was announced on Monday, April 21, 2008 by Representative Labriola and other members of Middlebury and Southbury’s state legislative delegation.

Representative Labriola discusses Republican ethics reform proposals with state Representative John W. Hetherington, R-125th District, right. The reform measures were the subject of a news conference at the state capitol Monday (April 14, 2008). Representative Labriola and Representative Hetherington serve on the state legislature’s Government Administration and Elections Committee, where a bill similar to the Republican measure originated.
Representative Labriola discusses Republican ethics reform proposals with state Representative John W. Hetherington, R-125 th District, right. The reform measures were the subject of a news conference at the state capitol Monday (April 14, 2008). Representative Labriola and Representative Hetherington serve on the state legislature’s Government Administration and Elections Committee, where a bill similar to the Republican measure originated.

Rep. Labriola is standing and is holding a microphone and is speaking into it.
Rep. Labriola speaks in support of a judicial nomination during a recent session day.

Rep. Labriola stands on the viewer's left, in gray suit, handing a check to Ms. Rebimbas, in navy pantsuit. They are flanking Mr. Krueger, in gray pants and charcoal sport coat.
Representative Labriola presents a check from the New Haven County Marshals Association to Rosa Rebimbas, president of Habitat for Humanity of Greater Waterbury at the association's quarterly meeting in Ansonia in January, as Richard D. Krueger, center, treasurer of the New Haven County Marshals Association, looks on. The association presented checks to several other charitable organizations from around the state at the meeting as well.

Rep. Labriola stands with Daniel Hollis of Oxford, center, and Oxford Selectman David W. McKane, right, after Hollis, of Troop 65, was presented with the Eagle Scout Award at a recent ceremony. Rep. Labriola, presented Hollis with a citation from the Connecticut General Assembly recognizing him for achieving the Eagle Scout Award, the highest honor the Boy Scouts of America can bestow. The “personal qualities that have enabled [Hollis] to meet this goal will serve him well in his future endeavors,” the citation states.
Rep. Labriola stands with Daniel Hollis of Oxford, center, and Oxford Selectman David W. McKane, right, after Hollis, of Troop 65, was presented with the Eagle Scout Award at a recent ceremony. Rep. Labriola, presented Hollis with a citation from the Connecticut General Assembly recognizing him for achieving the Eagle Scout Award, the highest honor the Boy Scouts of America can bestow. The “personal qualities that have enabled [Hollis] to meet this goal will serve him well in his future endeavors,” the citation states.

The two gentlemen are talking in the back of the House chamber.
Rep. Labriola speaks with Rep. Del Gobbo during the Opening Day of Session, 2/6/08.

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