Carol Hall

Rep. Hall Joins Enfield Delegation to Honor Local Veterans

This past weekend State Representative Carol Hall had the pleasure of recognizing the brave men and women who answered the call when our country needed them the most. Saturday's Veterans Wartime Service Medal Ceremony wasn't only a thank you for your service, but a reminder of what goes into protecting the freedoms we enjoy each and every day. "We the debt and gratitude owe these men and women is immeasurable," Rep. Hall said. I thank all of our veterans for your service, sacrifice, and unwavering dedication."

Rep. Hall, Sen. Kissel and Enfield Town Council Welcome New Business to Downtown

On Friday, State Representative Carol Hall joined members of the Enfield Town Council, Sen. John A. Kissel , the North Central Connecticut Chamber of Commerce , and family and friends to welcome Devon and Adrianna's new business to Enfield! M and M Cafe & Market , located at 786 Enfield Street, features a mini supermarket, deli, authentic Polish foods, and other European items. "I had a chance to sample one of their specialty coffee drinks and it was absolutely delicious. I'd like to not only welcome them to Enfield but also encourage you to stop in and visit them for yourself," Rep. Hall said.

Rep. Hall Receives Favorable Score in Support of Conservation

"While not perfect, I believe that my score reflects an important balance that needs to occur between conservation related issues and recognizing /representing the voices, needs, and wants of our local communities," Rep. Hall said.

Rep. Hall Receives 100% Voting Record for 2026 Legislative Session

"My commitment to ensuring our towns have a voice on the issues that affect us all is something I take great pride in," Rep. Hall said. "This 100% voting record confirms my commitment to the residents of Enfield and East Windsor that you will have a seat at the table each and every time."

Rep. Hall Collection Gathers Much Needed Personal Care Items for Victims of Domestic Violence

"I'd like to offer my heartfelt thanks to everyone who contributed toward my collection for Network Against Domestic Abuse ," Rep. Hall said. "These personal care items will go a long way in helping to provide someone who is trying to rebuild their lives with some comfort and hope. These donations are an indication of just how much our community cares for others and I am so proud to be a part of it." Rep. Hall states the collection's success was due in large part to the Enfield Stop & Shop and managers Paul Morse and Geoffrey Dulude who provided the space to host the event along with Miranda Papineau and Jessica Pardi from The Network Against Domestic Abuse who helped with the overall collection.