Lawmaker Recognized by Connecticut’s Leading Business Organization

HARTFORD –The Connecticut Business and Industry Association (CBIA) has recently released their ‘State House Voting Records’ annual report for 2023 and State Representative Carol Hall (R-59) has received a 100% score for her votes on key bills that impact Connecticut’s economic growth and business climate.

The Connecticut Business and Industry Association (CBIA) ranked all state lawmakers based on their support for the business community’s…

Lawmaker is Present for Every Vote During the 2023 Regular Session

HARTFORD – State Representative Carol Hall (R-59) has once again achieved a perfect score for votes taken on the floor of the House of Representatives for the 2023 legislative session.

Each year, the House Clerk’s Office releases the data on members’ votes during the Regular Session and Representative Hall was present for all 368 votes taken during that time, one of 68 lawmakers to receive a perfect score.

“It is extremely important…

HARTFORD – State Representative Carol Hall voted on Monday night in favor of the state’s $51.1 billion biennium budget that honors the fiscal controls put into place in 2017 bipartisan budget by staying below the spending, bonding, and volatility caps.

One of the most notable inclusions in the biennium budget comes in the way of $800 million in tax relief over the biennium, something Representative Hall and her Republican colleagues championed last spring. While Monday’s budget doesn’t reach the…

HARTFORD – State Representative Carol Hall (R-59) and State Senator John Kissel (R-7) will host a post-session legislative update on Tuesday, June 13 at the Enfield Town Hall.

WHEN: Tuesday, June 13
6:00 p.m. -7:00 p.m.

 WHERE: Enfield Town Hall (Enfield Room)
820 Enfield Street

If you want to discuss the 2023 legislative session, have questions about state government, are experiencing an issue with a state agency, or have comments you’d like to share, this event will provide you with that opportunity.…

Just last Tuesday in broad daylight, a Rocky Hill resident halted an attempted carjacking in his driveway. There were 16 reported break-ins in Wethersfield over one recent weekend, a juvenile was arrested for a string of purse thefts in Wallingford, as towns like Southington, Rocky Hill, and South Windsor grapple with a string of smash and grabs. These are just a few examples to the types of crimes happening in communities across our state.

Due to a serious lack of accountability, the individuals…

HARTFORD – A bill concept championed for several years by State Representative Carol Hall (R-59) to assist individuals who have become incapacitated as a result of drugs, has been voted out of the Public Safety Committee thanks to bipartisan support for the issue.

HB-6851, An Act Concerning Emergency Intervention by a Police Officer When a Person is Incapacitated by Drugs or Due to a Medical Emergency, put forth previously by Representative Hall, comes at the request of the current Enfield Police…

Today, the East Windsor legislative delegation including State Senator Saud Anwar (D-South Windsor), State Representative Jaime Foster (D-Ellington) and State Representative Carol Hall (R-Enfield) welcomed the Connecticut Community Investment Fund 2030 Board’s approval of $4 million in funding supporting an extension of the town’s public water drinking line to more than 100 new units.

The CIF2030 said this award will support extending that line along Windsorville and Old Ellington Road to provide…

A bill I proposed this session to require solar farms comply with local planning and zoning laws will be included in a Planning & Development Committee public hearing scheduled for Friday.

The genesis of this bill stems from a development that occurred in Enfield when a solar farm was placed in a residential neighborhood, taking acres of farmland and woodlands, without approval from the town’s plan of conservation and development.

This bill would make future solar farms comply with local zoning and…