About Paul

Branford resident Paul Crisci is an honest, faith-based, family centric, business owner who was born and raised in Bronx, NY. Growing up in a diversified area of the Bronx during the 70s and 80s helped Paul Crisci become who he is today. With economic stagnation throughout the country, the Bronx fell on hard times in the 70s. Paul grew up in a predominately lower-income area with rising rates of crime. Nothing came easy to Paul. Growing up with a single mother, who worked two, sometimes three, jobs at a time, just to keep the lights on and food on the table, Paul learned from an early age the importance of work ethic. His humble beginnings did not deter him from being the best he could be. 

As a young man, Paul Crisci worked many jobs, including construction, electrician, refrigeration and air conditioning, and even tried his hand at sailmaking in Port Jefferson, Long Island. After many jobs, Paul finally found something he loved, which was working in the automotive industry. As he worked his way through the ranks, Paul Crisci learned the value of business and all it had to offer. In the early 90s, Paul started a family and knew the best opportunity for a successful future was to buy his first home in the beautiful state of Connecticut. And 23 years ago, that’s exactly what Paul Crisci did. He moved his family to Monroe, Connecticut to give his three young daughters a better opportunity for education, a cleaner environment, and a beautiful home  

As his daughters grew older, they became more involved in community activities. Although working 60+ hours a week in the automotive industry, Paul never missed his daughters activities, including youth sports. Shortly after the move to Connecticut, Paul became more involved in his daughters social development by becoming the head coach of his daughters’ Little League teams and eventually their travel softball program. Paul did not stop there. When he realized his daughters passion for the game, he continued by creating a local travel program that eventually grew to over a hundred players from the ages of 8 to 18 years old 

Paul’s greatest passion outside his family is helping young people grow, not only in sports like softball but in the classroom and beyond by teaching the fundamentals of life through youth sports. Prior to retiring in 2020 from the organization he founded, Paul led the Connecticut Seahawks Girls Fastpitch Softball organization for 15+ years, helping young ladies pursue their dreams of attending college, receiving scholarships, and teaching hundreds of young girls softball fundamentals, as well as true life lessons on how to give back to their communities post high school and college. His mission statement to all the players was simply, God, Family, School, and only then Softball. He coined the phrase “Learn, Earn & Return” and Paul lives by that motto every day, which is why he believes now is his time to give back to the state and the community he loves so much by running for District 12 Senate 

 As for Paul Crisci’s professional life, he is a self-made businessman. After leaving the automotive industry back in 2005, Paul Crisci opened his own business consulting and marketing firm, Park Group Solutions. Over the past 17 years, Park Group Solutions has grown from a small 4-person, mom-and-pop operation, to a full-service marketing, consulting, advertising, and production company with employees in Connecticut, New York, Virginia, and Florida. Paul spends his days consulting businesses on finances, processes, people, and creating comprehensive marketing plans. Paul is a leader who works day-to-day alongside a team of people who develop plans for local industries, such as automotive, legal, municipalities, medical, education, real estate, and communication.  

Now, after many years of frustration with the political system and the politicians who run it, Paul believes his years of successfully consulting businesses can serve the people of District 12 by addressing the needs of all the people while holding Hartford fiscally and morally accountable, regardless of which party has the majority.  

What I Stand For

Common Sense

Paul Crisci believes in common-sense governing – not the political machine.

The People

Paul Crisci believes Connecticut residents need a voice at the Capitol.

Equal Representation

When elected will represent the interest and concerns of ALL the residents of District 12 without prejudice, regardless of party affiliation.

Parental Advocacy

Paul Crisci believes his job when elected is to be an advocate for all parents, especially when it comes to decisions about their children’s education.

Fiscal Responsibility

Paul Crisci believes his years of experience in consulting businesses will allow him the ability to hold Hartford fiscally responsible including fighting to lower taxes.

Reduced Taxes

Paul Crisci believes that we can reduce taxes without sacrificing our way of life in Connecticut.

Safety

Paul Crisci believes the only way to address the rising crime rate is to support our first responders and police.

Preservation

When elected, Paul Crisci will spend valuable time working to preserve and improve Connecticut’s environment, without compromising our fiscal responsibilities to the state.

About Paul

Branford resident Paul Crisci is an honest, faith-based, family centric, business owner who was born and raised in Bronx, NY. Growing up in a diversified area of the Bronx during the 70s and 80s helped Paul Crisci become who he is today. With economic stagnation throughout the country, the Bronx fell on hard times in the 70s. Paul grew up in a predominately lower-income area with rising rates of crime. Nothing came easy to Paul. Growing up with a single mother, who worked two, sometimes three, jobs at a time, just to keep the lights on and food on the table, Paul learned from an early age the importance of work ethic. His humble beginnings did not deter him from being the best he could be. 

As a young man, Paul Crisci worked many jobs, including construction, electrician, refrigeration and air conditioning, and even tried his hand at sailmaking in Port Jefferson, Long Island. After many jobs, Paul finally found something he loved, which was working in the automotive industry. As he worked his way through the ranks, Paul Crisci learned the value of business and all it had to offer

In the early 90s, Paul started a family and knew the best opportunity for a successful future was to buy his first home in the beautiful state of Connecticut. And 23 years ago, that’s exactly what Paul Crisci did. He moved his family to Monroe, Connecticut to give his three young daughters a better opportunity for education, a cleaner environment, and a beautiful home  

As his daughters grew older, they became more involved in community activities. Although working 60+ hours a week in the automotive industry, Paul never missed his daughters activities, including youth sports. 

Shortly after the move to Connecticut, Paul became more involved in his daughters social development by becoming the head coach of his daughters’ Little League teams and eventually their travel softball program. Paul did not stop there. When he realized his daughters passion for the game, he continued by creating a local travel program that eventually grew to over a hundred players from the ages of 8 to 18 years old 

Paul’s greatest passion outside his family is helping young people grow, not only in sports like softball but in the classroom and beyond by teaching the fundamentals of life through youth sports. 

Prior to retiring in 2020 from the organization he founded, Paul led the Connecticut Seahawks Girls Fastpitch Softball organization for 15+ years, helping young ladies pursue their dreams of attending college, receiving scholarships, and teaching hundreds of young girls softball fundamentals, as well as true life lessons on how to give back to their communities post high school and college

His mission statement to all the players was simply, God, Family, School, and only then Softball. He coined the phrase “Learn, Earn & Return” and Paul lives by that motto every day, which is why he believes now is his time to give back to the state and the community he loves so much by running for District 12 Senate 

 As for Paul Crisci’s professional life, he is a self-made businessman. After leaving the automotive industry back in 2005, Paul Crisci opened his own business consulting and marketing firm, Park Group Solutions. Over the past 17 years, Park Group Solutions has grown from a small 4-person, mom-and-pop operation, to a full-service marketing, consulting, advertising, and production company with employees in Connecticut, New York, Virginia, and Florida.   

Paul spends his days consulting businesses on finances, processes, people, and creating comprehensive marketing plans. Paul is a leader who works day-to-day alongside a team of people who develop plans for local industries, such as automotive, legal, municipalities, medical, education, real estate, and communication.

Now, after many years of frustration with the political system and the politicians who run it, Paul believes his years of successfully consulting businesses can serve the people of District 12 by addressing the needs of all the people while holding Hartford fiscally and morally accountable, regardless of which party has the majority.  

What I Stand For

Paul Crisci believes in common-sense governing – not the political machine.

Paul Crisci believes Connecticut residents need a voice at the Capitol.

When elected Paul Crisci will represent the interestsand concerns of ALL the residents of District 12 without prejudice, regardless of party affiliation

Paul Crisci believes his job when elected is to be an advocate for all parents, especially when it comes to decisions about children’s educations

Paul Crisci believes that we can reduce taxes without sacrificing our way of life in Connecticut.

Paul Crisci believes of experience in businesses will allow him the ability to hold Hartford fiscally responsible, including fighting to lower taxes.
Paul Crisci believes the only way to address the rising crime rate is to support our first responders and police.
When elected Paul Crisci will spend valuable time working to preserve without compromising our fiscal responsibilities to the state.

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Please join us the Shoreline Chamber - CT Candidate Forum on October 15th! 🗳️Save the Date for the Candidates Forum taking place Tuesday, October 15th at the Guilford Free Library from 6:00PM - 7:30PM.

This is your opportunity to listen to each candidate and their vision for the legislature in addressing issues that affect our business and local economy. This will be a moderated forum with no questions from the audience.

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Had a fantastic time at the Durham Fair last night with my friends Matt Corey CT, State Representative Vincent Candelora and Lisa Deane for State Representative! We enjoyed some amazing food, checked out the vendors, admired the animals and horticulture displays, and of course, watched some good old-fashioned pumpkin car crushing! If you haven’t been yet, the fair is on today and tomorrow, so don’t miss out! Be sure to stop by the Durham Republican Town Committee booth and Middlefield Republicans booth while you’re there.

Also, it was great running into my friend John from Naples Pizza, who’ll be supplying the pizza for our town hall with Paul on Wednesday night at Stony Creek Beer. Mark your calendars and join us for a great evening!

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Had a fantastic time at the Durham Fair last night with my friends Matt Corey CT, State Representative Vincent Candelora and Lisa Deane for State Representative! We enjoyed some amazing food, checked out the vendors, admired the animals and horticulture displays, and of course, watched some good old-fashioned pumpkin car crushing! If you haven’t been yet, the fair is on today and tomorrow, so don’t miss out! Be sure to stop by the Durham Republican Town Committee booth and Middlefield Republicans booth while you’re there.

Also, it was great running into my friend John from Naples Pizza, who’ll be supplying the pizza for our town hall with Paul on Wednesday night at Stony Creek Beer. Mark your calendars and join us for a great evening!

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Thank you, Vinnie, for the great interview this morning! Take a listen to the conversation I had with The Real Vinnie Penn from The Vinnie Penn Project – we covered some great topics! We’d love for you to join us next Wednesday, October 2nd, for Pizza with Paul at Stony Creek Brewery. Everyone is welcome! RSVP today, hope to see you there!

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Wow, no question is off-limits! Unlike Comrade Cohen who turns off comments on her Facebook page

I like the idea of a moderate, a non-partisan in a partisan world. Walking a tight rope between the extremes. Ultimately you have to make a choice. Trump is a non choice. Disgusting person. Seditionist, felon, misogynist. Putin's poodle. Someone I'm sure you would agree should never be anywhere near the oval office again in any of our lives. So I will vote for Harris. Paul what say you? How do you thread this needle?

Even these adorable pups are showing their support for Paul Crisci for State Senate! 🐾🏡 Want to join the pack? Get your yard sign today and show your support too!
Send us a message and we’ll send these guys over with your PC for CT sign! 🪧


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Even these adorable pups are showing their support for Paul Crisci for State Senate! 🐾🏡 Want to join the pack? Get your yard sign today and show your support too! 
Send us a message and we’ll send these guys over with your PC for CT sign! 🪧
 

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Today, we take a moment to honor the courageous service members who faced captivity and those still unaccounted for.

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Today, we take a moment to honor the courageous service members who faced captivity and those still unaccounted for. 

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Connecticut's utility bills are skyrocketing, and we need answers. I’m Paul Crisci, and I’m stepping up with real, practical solutions to this growing issue. Let’s dive into the core problems and find a better way forward—no politics, just common sense. Read more about how we can fix this together.

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Connecticuts utility bills are skyrocketing, and we need answers. I’m Paul Crisci, and I’m stepping up with real, practical solutions to this growing issue. Let’s dive into the core problems and find a better way forward—no politics, just common sense. Read more about how we can fix this together.

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These charges are the result of bi-partisan legislation passed in 2017 in order to keep the millstone nuclear plant from shutting down and to insure CT had enough electricity for peak demand. We agreed to pay a fixed rate for a period of time in order to keep the plant open. When power is cheaper than the fixed rate we get surcharged and when power is more expensive than the rate we get rebates. It's not a mystery and not the fault of any one party or legislator except for all of them in both parties in 2017.

Join me on October 2nd at Stony Creek Brewery for an open town hall, hosted by Vinnie Penn from The Vinnie Penn Project. No topic is off-limits – bring your questions, concerns, and ideas. Let's share some pizza and have a great conversation about the future of our community. Everyone is welcome!

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Join me on October 2nd at Stony Creek Brewery for an open town hall, hosted by Vinnie Penn from The Vinnie Penn Project. No topic is off-limits – bring your questions, concerns, and ideas. Lets share some pizza and have a great conversation about the future of our community. Everyone is welcome!

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You got my vote ♥️🇺🇸♥️

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On this United States Air Force Day, we salute the brave men and women who protect our skies and keep our nation secure. Your dedication and sacrifice inspire us all. #AirForceDay
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