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David Scribner
Assistant Republican Leader

88 Obtuse Hill Rd., Brookfield 06804
PO Box 592, Brookfield 06804
Residence: 203-775-0766
Home Fax: 203-775-2346
Capitol: 1-800-842-1423
Capitol Fax: 860-240-0207

Education: graduate, Brookfield High School; Post College; Western Connecticut State University; American Institute of Banking

Occupation: Finance/Corporate Banking

Public Service: elected Brookfield Town Treasurer since 1995, member Connecticut Public Health Advisory Commission, Ex-Officio member of the State Bond Commission, Chairman of the State Team to Prevent Underage Drinking, member Executive Board of Directors of the Regional YMCA of Western Connecticut, member the Board of Directors of the Regional Hospice of Western Connecticut, member the Board of Directors of the Brookfield Historical Society, President Emeritus of the Brookfield Craft Center, former statewide President of the Connecticut District Exchange Clubs, former President of the Board of Trustees of the Connecticut Child Abuse Prevention Centers, former President of The Exchange Club of Bethel, former Treasurer the Brookfield Lion's Club, former member The Brookfield Jaycees, corporate account executive of the United Way of Northern Fairfield County, lifetime member of the Congregational Church of Brookfield where he has served as Deacon, Usher, and Chairman of the Board of Trustees. Former member and Vice Chairman of the Brookfield Republican Town Committee. Former member of the Brookfield Economic Development Commission, parent volunteer in the Brookfield School System, volunteer for the American Red Cross and the Dorothy Day Hospitality House. Justice of the Peace since 1988, Notary Public.

Legislative Service: State House of Representatives 1999 (special election), 2001, 2003,2005,2007

Committees: Transportation (Ranking Member), Finance, Revenue & Bonding; General Bonding; Transportation Bonding (Ranking Member); Public Health

State Representative David A. Scribner, Assistant Minority Leader in the Connecticut General Assembly, first elected in a special election in 1999, and re-elected in 2000, 2002, 2004, and 2006, is presently serving his fifth two year term... [Full Biography] (PDF/13kb)

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The group is standing next to the road and the sign is being shown that will recognize this section of roads.
On Tuesday, July 29, state and local officials held a ceremony in Bethel naming a section of Route 6 for a state trooper killed in the line of duty. The Legislature approved an initiative introduced by State Rep. David Scriber naming the section of roadway for Trooper James Lambert, who was struck and killed by a drunk driver in 1960 while making a routine traffic stop. The smaller, ceremonial sign will be delivered to Trooper Lambert's mother, who resides in Maine. Pictured (from left to right): State Police Deputy Commissioner Colonel Thomas Davoren, State Police Commissioner John Danaher III, Rep. Scribner, Bethel Police Detective Corporal Ralph DeLuca, Town of Bethel First Selectman Robert Burke, State Police Major Butch Hyatt, State Police Captain Brian Meraviglia and Bethel Police Chief Jeffrey Finch.

Rep. Scribner greets a veteran at the medal ceremony.

Rep. Scribner congratulates a Brookfield Veteran during a June 17 ceremony at Brookfield High School. Rep. Scribner hosted the event, which featured presentations of the new Connecticut War Times Service Medal to approximately 150 local Veterans.

The two are standing side by side in the Hall of the House and are shaking hands.
Rep. Scribner poses with Senator Nickerson who has been his teammate for a number of years in the General Assembly.

Rep. Scribner is standing and holding the microphone and speaking into it on an issue.
Rep. Scribner speaks on an issue during the legislative session.

The two are standing facing each other and they are talking.
Rep. Scribner discusses bill language with Rep. Penny Bacciochi during a hectic session day.

Rep. Scribner is standing in front of Rep. Sawyer's desk and he is speaking to her.
Rep. Scribner discusses an issue with colleague Rep. Sawyer during a busy session day.

The group is standing side by side in the front of the house chamber.

Rep. Joseph Taborsak, Danbury, Rep. David Scribner, Brookfield/Bethel, Greg Dembowski and Paula Jackson of the Regional YMCA of Western CT, and Rep. Janice Giegler, Danbury/NewFairfield pose for a photo during MR. Dembowski and Ms. Jackson's visit to the state Capitol.

Rep. Giegler is standing next to Rep. Scribner's desk in the house chamber and they are talking.
Rep. David Scribner discusses an issue with Republican colleague, Rep. Jan Gielger during a busy session day.

The five representatives are standing together in the well of the House with their hats on.

On Wednesday, April 9, area state legislators participated in "Danbury Day" at the State Capitol. In honor of the "Hat City," many legislators wore hats during the day's legislative session. Pictured (left to right) State Reps Bob Godfrey (D-Danbury), Joseph Taborsak (D-Danbury), Janice Giegler (R-Danbury, New Fairfield), Mary Ann Carson (R-Kent, New Fairfield, New Milford, Sherman) and David Scribner (R-Brookfield, Bethel).

Rep. Scribner is facing the other three gentlemen are is speaking on an issue.
Rep. Scribner discusses the Teen Driving Bill with DMV Commissioner Bob Ward(left), Rep. Kevin DelGobbo(middle), and Republican Leader Rep. Lawrence Cafero, Jr. during a recent House Session.

Rep. Scribner is sitting next to Rep. Giegler and they are talking to each other.
Rep. Scribner discusses a local issue with Rep. Jan Giegler during the legislative session.

The group is standing side by side in the Atrium of the Legislative Office Building.
Rep. Scribner greets guests
(left to right) Martin and Susan Medford of Danbury and Dennis and Barbara Stone of Brookfield during their visit to the state Capitol.

On Saturday, April 5, State Rep. David Scribner, R-Brookfield, Bethel, joined with local health officials and personnel in a Pandemic Flu Response Exercise at the Bethel Health Care Center. The exercise allowed personnel from area health districts, police and fire departments, and medical and non-medical community members and volunteers to work together to test capabilities to respond to a large scale emergency. Pictured at the event, (left to right) Rep. Scribner, Ridgefield First Selectman Rudy Marconi and Laura Vasile, Health Director of Bethel, who served as coordinator of the event.

On March 25, State Rep. David Scribner joined with leading state health and education officials at a ceremony at Wesleyan University in Middletown promoting Connecticut’s Healthy Campus Initiative. From left to right: Walter Bernstein, Ph.D., Vice President, Western CT State University, Rep, Scribner, Joseph A. Califano, Jr., Chairman & President of The National Cenetr on Addiction & Substance Abuse at Columbia University,Peter B. Rockholz, Deputy Commissioner, CT Department of Mental Health & Addiction Services (DMHAS), Thomas A. Kirk, Jr., Ph.D., DMHAS Commissioner, CT Department of Mental Health & Addiction Services, Michael P. Meotti, Commissioner, CT Department of Higher Education.

Rep. Scribner looks on behind the speaker Rep. Noujaim. He stands with a number of other supporters.
Rep. Scribner looks on as fellow Republican representative and small business owner, Rep. Selim Noujaim, speaks in support of a total repeal of the Small Business Entity Tax in Connecticut. This is an effort to businesses in our state and encourage new businesses to come here. 3/11/08
Rep. Scribner is sitting in his seat in the chamber and is listening to Rep. Cafero.
Rep. Scribner listens intently as House Republican Leader, Rep. Larry Cafero speaks during the Opening Day of Session 2008.

Rep. Scrbner is sitting and his children are standing beside and behind him.
Rep. Scribner poses with his children on the Opening Day of the Legislative Session, February 6, 2008.

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