PROUDLY SERVING THE 34TH DISTRICT
State Senator Paul Cicarella
Senior Deputy Republican Leader
Paul Cicarella, elected in 2020, represents Connecticut’s 34th District. He is named the leading Republican on the legislature’s General Law and Public Safety and Security Committees, and returns on the Regulations Review, Veterans and Military Affairs, and Judiciary Committees. He also serves on the legislature’s newly formed Government Oversight Committee and the Joint Committee on Legislative Management.
Paul is a small business owner, retired corrections officer and youth sports coach with a record of championing important initiatives focused on families, law enforcement, safety and security.
“I will continue to advocate for commonsense solutions to address affordability, restore public safety, and tackle other quality-of-life issues for our seniors and Veterans of the 34th District.”
UPCOMING EVENTS
Coffee Hour with Sen. Paul Cicarella and Rep. Dave Yaccarino
Honored to receive the 2025 AARP Legislative Achievement Award for protecting consumers and seniors. Thank you to AARP-CT, State Director Nora Duncan, and the dedicated advocates and volunteers who advance AARP’s mission to enhance the quality of life for all as we age, lead positive social change, and deliver value through information, advocacy, and service — empowering people to live and age with dignity, purpose, health security, and financial stability. I will continue advocating for seniors and all residents to ensure they have a strong voice and are treated fairly.
More information on AARP Connecticut is available here: states.aarp.org/connecticut/
Photo from left to right: John Erlingheuser, AARP Senior Director of Advocacy and Community Outreach; Barbara Munck, North Haven resident and longtime AARP volunteer and advocate; State Sen. Paul Cicarella accepting the 2025 AARP Legislative Achievement Award; and Nora Duncan, AARP Connecticut State Director, at the Legislative Office Building in Hartford.
Connecticut Farmers Deserve Better! 🚜
On January 20th, CT Senate Republicans hosted a farmers forum in response to recent proposed changes to Public Act 490, a massive tax increase that would have threatened to put agricultural businesses out of operation.
The Governor’s so-called “crisis intervention” may be a temporary fix, but our farmers need permanent solutions, not more taxes, red tape, or financial burdens. Yesterday was an important first step, but more must be done. Our caucus will continue standing with Connecticut farmers and fighting to make our state more affordable for those who feed it.
I was proud to hear from constituents in my district, including William Dellacamera of Cecarellis Harrison Hill Farm and Eric Henry of Blue Hills Orchard, who shared how these changes would have impacted their farms.
➡️ Sign the petition: SaveCTLand.org