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Ruth Fahrbach
Republican Whip

P.O. Box 279, Windsor 06095
Residence: 860-688-0822
Capitol: 860-240-8700

Education: East Meadow (NY) HS

Occupation: Legislator

Public Service: Member, Windsor Republican Town Committee 1981-; member, Windsor Board of Education, 1977-81, vice-president, 1979

Legislative Service: State House of Representatives 1981, 1983, 1985, 1987, 1989 (Asst. Minority Leader), 1991 (Asst. Minority Leader), 1993 (Asst. Minority Leader), 1995 (Asst. Minority Leader), 1997 (Minority Whip), 1999 (Minority Whip), 2001 (Minority Whip), 2003 (Minority Whip), 2005 (Minority Whip), 2007 (Minority Whip)

Committees: Public Health, Public Safety, Transportation

With more than 25 years of service in the General Assembly, Rep. Fahrbach represents the towns of the 61^st Legislative District: Suffield, Windsor and East Granby...[Full Biography] (PDF/11kb)

Rep. Fahrbach presents a citation to Libby Taylor of Northwest Park and Louis Morando, Director of the Windsor Lions Club who were honored by the CT Developmental Disabilities Network and ADA Coalition of CT for the Braille Trail at NorthWest park in Windsor.

Rep. Fahrbach serves lemonade on the town green at Alex's Lemonade Stand, a national network to raise money to fight childhood cancers.

Rep. Fahrbach at her desk in the Chamber on the final day of Session, June 8.

Rep. Fahrbach speaks on legislation in the House Chamber.

Rep. Fahrbach takes part in a conference on the floor of the House.

Representative Ruth Fahrbach and Lauren Betancourt, of Suffield, Miss Brass City 2005 and an advocate of the arts, met to discuss arts funding in Connecticut. April 2005.