PROUDLY SERVING THE 7TH DISTRICT
State Senator John A. Kissel
Chief Deputy Republican Leader
John A. Kissel, serving his 16th term, represents Connecticut’s 7th District. He is the Ranking Member of the Judiciary Committee and the Regulation Review Committee. He is also a member of the General Law Committee. For many years, John has been a leading advocate for seniors and has been recognized for his support of Mothers Against Drunk Driving, safe housing and healthcare. He is also active in numerous civic organizations in his current hometown of Enfield.
"Optimism is a happiness magnet. If you stay positive, good things and good people will be drawn to you."
CT Wartime Service Medal Ceremony
Photos from the CT Wartime Service Medal Ceremony are now available to view. We’re honored to help capture and preserve these special moments recognizing Connecticut’s wartime veterans and their service.
It was great having Emily and Nicole Birdsey join me on Senator Kissel & Friends on September 21st!
We highlighted their work with Girl Scout Troop 10774 and celebrated Emily’s tremendous achievement of earning the Girl Scout Gold Award, the highest award a Girl Scout can earn.
Congratulations to Emily on this outstanding accomplishment, and thank you to both Emily and Nicole for sharing your experiences and representing Troop 10774. It was a pleasure having you both on the show!
Link to full show:
northcentral.coxctv.com/store-4/10705-Kissel-Enfield-Girl-Scouts-v2/vod.mp4
It was great to be in Windsor Locks to celebrate the rebuilding of a gazebo that has a special history in our community.
More than 20 years ago, Brandon, an Eagle Scout, built the original gazebo as part of his service to the community. Today, the Windsor Locks Lions Club has helped bring it back to life by rebuilding it for the next generation to enjoy.
Thank you to the Windsor Locks Lions Club for continuing to invest in our community and preserving a project with such a great history. It was wonderful to see Brandon back there and be part of this full-circle moment.
I joined the Enfield Community Cat Project at the State Capitol in Hartford to stand with animal advocates in support of Bradley’s Law.
Our community cats and domestic animals deserve compassion, protection, and a voice. I’m proud to stand alongside the volunteers and advocates who work every day to care for animals in need and push for stronger protections across Connecticut.
Thank you to the Enfield Community Cat Project for bringing this important issue to the Capitol and for all the work you do in our community.