11 Facts About Fred Camillo

Fred Camillo previously served in the Connecticut House of Representatives from the 151st district from 2009 to 2019.

Fred Camillo grew in the Cos Cob section of Greenwich, Connecticut.

Fred Camillo received his Bachelor's and Master's degrees from Manhattanville College later in life.

Fred Camillo is a relative of Italian-American politicians Albert P Morano and Michael L Morano.

Fred Camillo has worked as a high school teacher, baseball coach and real estate professional.

Fred Camillo served on the boards of the Greenwich Council of Boy Scouts, Greenwich Baseball Foundation, Greenwich Junior Babe Ruth League, the Greenwich Old Timers Athletic Association, the Cos Cob Association and Adopt-a-Dog.

Fred Camillo was elected in the Connecticut House of Representatives, assuming office on January 7,2009, succeeding incumbent Claudia Powers.

Fred Camillo was a member of the Commerce, Higher Education and Employment Advancement, and Public Safety and Security Committees of the Connecticut House.

Fred Camillo served as an Assistant Minority Leader of the Connecticut House.

In 2022, Fred Camillo called for repealing a law that allowed for the construction of dense housing in localities if localities cannot demonstrate that the housing would adversely affect health, safety, and environment.

Fred Camillo argued that municipalities should maintain local control when it comes to decisions to address the issue of housing instead of having it come through state mandates.