Nick Gauthier

I am thrilled that I received an A+ from the Connecticut Education Association, and was named to its Honor Roll, for my legislative record this past session.

As we commemorate our nation's 250th anniversary, this Fourth of July offers a unique opportunity to reflect on America's remarkable journey. We honor the vision, courage, and sacrifices of those who founded our republic, while recognizing the generations who have helped shape and strengthen our nation.

Following the close of this year’s legislative session, I want to update you on the significant pieces of legislation that have passed and have been signed into law or are awaiting the governor's final signature.

Thank you to the Community Foundation of Eastern Connecticut for hosting this important forum at the Waterford Public Library.  The following is a summary of what was discussed:

With a focus on supporting education, subsidizing childcare, and providing for municipal services, State Rep. Nick Gauthier, D-38 is applauding millions of dollars in additional funding for the 38th District — comprising Waterford and a portion of Montville — in the second year of Connecticut’s biennial budget.

Thanks to the Connecticut Department of Energy & Environmental Protection (DEEP), our Connecticut State Parks and trails are among the gems of our state that shine the brightest!

Spring has arrived, and so have the session days, which will come fast and furious over the next few weeks.

As many Connecticut families begin their spring cleaning, it’s also a great time to safely clear out unused or expired medications from your home. Proper disposal helps prevent misuse and protects our communities and environment.