
Enfield Lawmakers Applaud CIF Funds for Mall Redevelopment
Posted on March 10, 2025
Enfield state lawmakers today issued the following statement regarding the inclusion of $10 million on the Mar. 11 Community Investment Fund meeting agenda for Enfield Marketplace infrastructure improvements. Sen. John A. Kissel said, “Absolutely fabulous news for Enfield. This major injection of funding will address longstanding infrastructure issues at this property and prepare it for […]
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Rep. Hall Participates in Read Across America Day
Posted on March 5, 2025
This morning, I had the pleasure to reading to first grade students in Mrs. Lelas’ class at Hazardville Memorial Elementary School as part of Read Across America Day. The book I chose to read this morning was ‘The Sour Grape’ by Jory John. The story follows a grape that holds grudges against anyone and everyone, […]
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Rep. Hall Joins Bipartisan Group to Discuss Special Education
Posted on February 26, 2025
Addressing the needs of our special education students and ensuring the services being provided are meeting those needs is essential. While there are a lot of facets to achieving that goal, a bipartisan group of legislators and I held a forum last night to better understanding how we and the state can work together with […]
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House Republicans Advocate for Solar Farm Siting Transparency Legislation
Posted on February 20, 2025
HARTFORD – Connecticut lawmakers are calling for increased transparency in the siting of solar farm projects, a concern that has become widespread across many cities and towns in the state. House Republican members, State Representatives Carol Hall (R-Enfield), Jay Case (R-Winsted), and Joe Canino (R-Torrington), held a news conference Thursday at the Legislative Office Building […]
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Rep. Hall Introduces Bill to Restore Local Control on Solar Developments
Posted on February 20, 2025
For municipalities like ours who have done their fair share to accommodate these types of large-scale solar projects, they deserve the right to choose whether or not to approve or reject subsequent facilities or impose a moratorium on the construction or installations of such within a given town, and HB-5193 put forth this session would […]
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