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Marilyn Giuliano
State Representative

43 Cricket Court, Old Saybrook 06475
Residence: 860-395-1107
Capitol: 860-240-8700

Education: Southern Connecticut State University: BA (Psychology); Southern Connecticut State University: MS (School Psychology) and a Sixth Year Certificate in School Psychology

Occupation: School Psychologist

Public Service: Former chair of the Middlesex Mental Health Council; Former member of the Advisory Council for Special Education; Former Representative from Old Saybrook to the Middlesex Mental Health Council; Former Old Saybrook Board of Finance Member; Former Member of the Public Health Nursing Board; Member of the Old Saybrook Republican Town Committee

Legislative Service: State House of Representatives 2003, 2005,2007

Committees: Children, Higher Education, Program Review

State Representative Marilyn Giuliano is a hard-working legislator whose background in local government and record of involvement in her community make her a strong and effective voice in Hartford for her Lyme, Old Lyme, Old Saybrook and Westbrook constituents... [Full Biography] (PDF/26kb)

[2005 Gallery]

Rep. Giuliano, in blue jeans and white polo shirt, stands at the left end of a row of people that have been awarded framed citations. The group is on a paver walkway in front of a wooden gazeebo.
Representative Giuliano presents citations from the Connecticut General Assembly recognizing Old Lyme first responders for their rescue and evacuation efforts during the beach flooding of October 2005. With Representative Giuliano are, from left, Fire Chief Rob McCarthy, Ambulance Service Chief Barbara McCarthy, First Selectman Tim Griswold, Superintendent of Public Works John Roach and Dave Roberge, Director of Emergency Management.

Rep. Giuliano, in white pants and navy polo shirt, stands in front of a brick building with the Selectman and First Selectman. In the foreground, an Old Saybrook firefighter in red tartan kilt and with bandleaders staff stands at attention.
Representative Giuliano, Selectman Bill Peace, left, and First Selectman Michael Pace participate in a Memorial Day tribute to fallen firefighters in Old Saybrook.

State Representative Marilyn Giuliano, right, receives a petition from environmental activists Christopher Cryder and Suellen Kozey McCuin of the Alliance for Sound area Planning urging the state legislature to support funding for the purchase of Connecticut's last 1,000 acre coastal forest. Known as “The Preserve,” most of the forest is in Old Saybrook, with smaller portions located in Essex and Westbrook. The petition was signed by more than 1,000 people. Representative Giuliano, R-23 rd District, is a cosponsor of the legislation that would provide funding for the purchase.

Rep. Giuliano stands with four children among various pieces of playground equipment.
State Representative Marilyn Giuliano gets together with local children at the dedication of the Town Woods playground in Lyme and Old Lyme in October 2005. Representative Giuliano secured a $20,000 state grant that was used to buy equipment and install ramping in the handicapped portion of the playground.

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