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| Joseph A. Jaumann |
ANSONIA - Political newcomer Joseph A. Jaumann of Ansonia, a Valley area attorney, announced this week that he qualified for the Citizen’s Election Program grant.
The program, designed to eliminate special interest money from Connecticut campaigns, requires a candidate to raise $5,000 from at least 150 residents of Derby and Ansonia. The maximum donation allowed is $100.
“Qualifying for the CEP grant in such a short period of time like we have is a testament to the people of the 104th wanting change,” Jaumann said.
“The support we have received up to this point has been amazing. The people want change, and this grant ensures that we will be fighting to bring about that change every day from now until Nov. 8!”
Jaumann continued, "Over the past six years, we have seen the leadership in this state mishandle the budget, raise our taxes, and continue to grow the size of government well beyond our means to support it. Well, enough is enough! The elected officials that made these decisions need to be held accountable."
Jaumann is one of the co-founders of the law firm of Drapp & Jaumann, LLC. He serves as chairman of Ansonia's Planning and Zoning Commission, is a member of the Economic Development Commission, and sits as a hearing officer for Ansonia blight hearing appeals.
He is the former chairman of Ansonia's Zoning Board of Appeals, having been appointed by Mayor James Della Volpe. He is also member of the Greater Valley Chamber of Commerce.
This is a press release from the Jaumann campaign.
Jaumann continued, "Over the past six years, we have seen the leadership in this state mishandle the budget, raise our taxes, and continue to grow the size of government well beyond our means to support it. Well, enough is enough! The elected officials that made these decisions need to be held accountable."
Jaumann is one of the co-founders of the law firm of Drapp & Jaumann, LLC. He serves as chairman of Ansonia's Planning and Zoning Commission, is a member of the Economic Development Commission, and sits as a hearing officer for Ansonia blight hearing appeals.
He is the former chairman of Ansonia's Zoning Board of Appeals, having been appointed by Mayor James Della Volpe. He is also member of the Greater Valley Chamber of Commerce.
This is a press release from the Jaumann campaign.
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