[1] He earned a Bachelor of Science degree from Western Connecticut State University where he also served as Student Government Association president.

[5] In April 2024, Paris assumed the role of Chief Impact Officer at Person-to-Person, a nonprofit organization providing resources and support to individuals and families in lower Fairfield County; addresses food insecurity, financial assistance, and educational opportunities.

[15] During his second term, Paris worked on issues such as homelessness,[16] support for first responders, universal early childhood education,[17] and student loan forgiveness.

[18] Notably, he introduced a bill addressing student loan debt, creating a reimbursement program for Connecticut residents with bipartisan backing.

[21] In 2023, the Council of State Governments (CSG) acknowledged Paris as one of the 20 Under 40 Leadership Award recipients, an annual recognition of outstanding work by up-and-coming officials nationwide.

[22] Paris serves as the vice chair of the Mayor’s Multicultural Council and holds board positions with the Stamford Partnership and the Ferguson Library.