Anthony Nolan

Happy New Year to you and your family! As the year ends I want to take a moment to reflect on the past year and be thankful for the support of the community near and far. Cheers to another great year, as I wish much happiness, health and wealth to you all.

SantaBro is in town! Tell those children they better watch out - he's making his list and checking it twice, hoping the children (and parents!) are not being naughty, but really being nice!

The Veterans Crisis Line is free and confidential. When you call, chat, or text, a qualified responder will listen and help. You decide how much information to share. Support doesn't end with your conversation. Our responders can connect you with the resources you need.

The 2023 legislative session will soon start! As part of my work to prepare for the coming session, I am reviewing bill proposals for consideration. But I want to hear from you!

Do you have something you’d like to see worked into a bill? Make your voice and ideas heard and send me an email at Anthony.Nolan@cga.ct.gov with your suggestions.

Speaker of the House Matt Ritter (D-Hartford) and House Majority Leader Jason Rojas (D-East Hartford, Manchester) today announced the appointments U.S. Navy veteran, Rep. Anthony Nolan as House Chair of the Committee on Veterans’ Affairs.

I'm excited to announce that Speaker of the House Matt Ritter and Majority Leader Jason Rojas have selected me to serve as House Chair of the Committee on Veterans’ Affairs.

I hope you all enjoyed a happy thanksgiving spent with those you love!

Thanksgiving is a time to reflect on what we’re thankful for. I’m so grateful for family, friends, neighbors and the faith you’ve placed in me to be New London's State Representative for the 39th District.

A recent report detailed that throughout Connecticut there was an increase of 13% in overall homelessness from 2021 to 2022.

My legislative colleagues and I are actively working on solutions ahead of the upcoming winter season. Most recently, as part of the state budget adjustment passed during the 2022 legislative session, we included $5 million for the Connecticut Department of Housing (CTDOH) for eviction prevention.