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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)

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Rep. Williams and Randy Edsell are standing side by side in the Hall of the House.
Rep. Williams greets UCONN Football Coach, Randt Edsell, during Husky Day at the Capitol, 4/23/08.

The group of people is standing outside of the House Chamber.
Rep. Williams is pictured here during a brief committee meeting outside of the House Chamber before the start of Session.

Rep. Williams is standing and holding a microphone and spekaing into it.
Rep. Williams speaks on a bill before the General Assembly on 4/17/08.

Rep. Williams stands with his three guests outside of the House Chamber.
Rep. Sean Williams (third from the left) greets friends (left to right) Bill DeGraff, Anne MArie McCabe, and retired Watertown Police Chief Jack Carroll during their visit to the state Capitol on April 9, 2008.

Rep. Williams and Maureen are sitting at the testimony desk and Ms. Fonti is speaking into a microphone.
Rep. Williams listens in support of his constituent, Maureen Galvin Fonti, as she testifies on the vehicular manslaughter statutes in our state, 3/20/08.

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