Donna Veach serves as the State Representative for Connecticut’s 30th Assembly District, representing residents of Berlin and portions of Southington. First elected to the Connecticut House of Representatives in 2020 and taking office in January 2021, Veach has focused her legislative work on issues affecting Connecticut families, businesses, public safety, and local communities. She currently serves residents of the 30th District while advocating for practical solutions to the challenges facing towns throughout central Connecticut.
Born and raised in New Britain, Veach has deep roots in central Connecticut. She and her husband, Jeff, have lived in Berlin for more than three decades and raised three daughters in the community. Their daughters all pursued careers in nursing, reflecting a family tradition of service and care for others. Veach is also a proud grandmother and remains actively involved in the local community she has called home for many years.
Before entering elected office, Veach built a diverse professional background in business, nonprofit leadership, marketing, and community development. She earned an associate degree in merchandising and marketing from Post University and a bachelor’s degree in business administration from American InterContinental University. Her career has included serving as Development and Marketing Director for the Hungerford Nature Center and New Britain Youth Museum, working as a notary public, and operating Copperpott Farms. These experiences provided her with firsthand knowledge of small business operations, nonprofit management, and community engagement.
In the Connecticut General Assembly, Veach serves on several key legislative committees, including Environment, Finance, Revenue and Bonding, Judiciary, and Internship committees. Through these assignments, she participates in discussions involving state budgeting, tax policy, environmental stewardship, legal matters, and workforce development. Her committee work allows her to represent the interests of Berlin and Southington residents on issues that directly affect local communities and Connecticut’s future.
Throughout her time in office, Veach has emphasized constituent service, accessibility, and community involvement. She regularly communicates with residents regarding legislation under consideration in Hartford and encourages citizens to share their concerns, ideas, and priorities. Her approach to public service is rooted in maintaining strong connections with the people she represents and ensuring that local voices are heard in state government.
Veach’s legislative priorities frequently focus on economic opportunity, responsible government, public safety, support for local businesses, and policies designed to strengthen Connecticut communities. Drawing on her background in business and community organizations, she works to address issues impacting families, employers, and taxpayers while supporting initiatives that promote growth and long-term stability throughout the state.
Today, Donna Veach continues to serve the residents of Berlin and Southington in the Connecticut House of Representatives, bringing a combination of business experience, community leadership, and public service to her role. Her commitment to constituent engagement and practical problem-solving has made her a familiar and active presence throughout the communities she represents.
Donna Veach serves as the State Representative for Connecticut’s 30th Assembly District, representing residents of Berlin and portions of Southington. First elected to the Connecticut House of Representatives in 2020 and taking office in January 2021, Veach has focused her legislative work on issues affecting Connecticut families, businesses, public safety, and local communities. She currently serves residents of the 30th District while advocating for practical solutions to the challenges facing towns throughout central Connecticut.
Born and raised in New Britain, Veach has deep roots in central Connecticut. She and her husband, Jeff, have lived in Berlin for more than three decades and raised three daughters in the community. Their daughters all pursued careers in nursing, reflecting a family tradition of service and care for others. Veach is also a proud grandmother and remains actively involved in the local community she has called home for many years.
Before entering elected office, Veach built a diverse professional background in business, nonprofit leadership, marketing, and community development. She earned an associate degree in merchandising and marketing from Post University and a bachelor’s degree in business administration from American InterContinental University. Her career has included serving as Development and Marketing Director for the Hungerford Nature Center and New Britain Youth Museum, working as a notary public, and operating Copperpott Farms. These experiences provided her with firsthand knowledge of small business operations, nonprofit management, and community engagement.
In the Connecticut General Assembly, Veach serves on several key legislative committees, including Environment, Finance, Revenue and Bonding, Judiciary, and Internship committees. Through these assignments, she participates in discussions involving state budgeting, tax policy, environmental stewardship, legal matters, and workforce development. Her committee work allows her to represent the interests of Berlin and Southington residents on issues that directly affect local communities and Connecticut’s future.
Throughout her time in office, Veach has emphasized constituent service, accessibility, and community involvement. She regularly communicates with residents regarding legislation under consideration in Hartford and encourages citizens to share their concerns, ideas, and priorities. Her approach to public service is rooted in maintaining strong connections with the people she represents and ensuring that local voices are heard in state government.
Veach’s legislative priorities frequently focus on economic opportunity, responsible government, public safety, support for local businesses, and policies designed to strengthen Connecticut communities. Drawing on her background in business and community organizations, she works to address issues impacting families, employers, and taxpayers while supporting initiatives that promote growth and long-term stability throughout the state.
Today, Donna Veach continues to serve the residents of Berlin and Southington in the Connecticut House of Representatives, bringing a combination of business experience, community leadership, and public service to her role. Her commitment to constituent engagement and practical problem-solving has made her a familiar and active presence throughout the communities she represents.