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After Chair Change, Lemar Targets Towing

Summary by New Haven Independent
HARTFORD, CT – Connecticut’s towing industry better watch out. There’s a new sheriff in town — and he’s got his sights set on scrapping storage fees, eliminating ​“patrol towing,” requiring companies to take credit cards, and otherwise protecting consumers. That sheriff is state Rep. Roland Lemar, who is taking over as House chair of the General Law Committee, after spending six years co-running the state legislature’s Transportation Committee.
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