If my case was anollyed and dismissed in summer of 2016 and I was not convicted or not found guilty by the court does my arrest recored stay?

Generally, a criminal charge is nolled when the prosecutor determines that an adjudication of the charges is not in the public's interest, or that the available and admissible evidence is not sufficient to satisfy a jury of the defendant's guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. State law requires that a criminal charge be erased if it has been nolled in the Superior Court, and at least 13 months have elapsed since the nolle occurred. The erased records include all police and court records and records of the prosecuting attorney pertaining to such charge (CGS § 54-142a(c)).