Congratulations to the Topsfield Fair on winning the 2023
Up-Stand Family Award! Honored to have recognized this significant achievement
at the recent Essex Agricultural Society’s Annual Member Breakfast held at
Coolidge Hall at the Topsfield Fairgrounds.
Spent the weekend surveying the impacts of recent storms on
the sand dune structure up and down the shoreline at Salisbury Beach.
With: Salisbury’s Environmental Consultant, Tom Hughes and
the Department of Conservation and Recreation’s Building Construction Section
Head, Daryll Forgione.
In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, we are collectively in
the midst of navigating a course toward building a skilled, resilient, and
successful workforce for the future. Executive Office of Labor and Workforce
Development's Secretary Lauren E. Jones' visit to Gloucester last week sent a
message of partnership.
It was an honor joining my state colleagues and local
officials in touring Gloucester High School's Career and Vocational Tech
Program and Gloucester Marine Genomics Institute, Inc.'s Academy to allow her
to see first-hand the very promising initiatives happening locally to achieve
that goal.
Last week, I participated in the Kittredge Elementary
School's NA Reads Community Reader Day and joined local North Andover community
leaders, as well as, fellow state colleagues in sharing the joy of reading with
elementary students.
Our law enforcement professionals are asked to perform vital functions in our communities. Last week, I had the opportunity to meet with police chiefs, officers, and elected officials at the Essex County Chiefs of Police Association Legislative Breakfast at the Mission Boathouse in Beverly.
We had an engaging set of conversations about issues important to law enforcement officers in Essex County discussing important public safety concerns, pending legislation and ways we can promote greater collaboration between police and lawmakers.
I would like to thank the ECCPA for inviting me to attend and speak, as well as, thank each of the members for their service.
#essexcounty #PoliceChief #beverlyma #statesenatorbrucetarr
Essex County Chiefs of Police Association Meeting
Our law enforcement professionals are asked to perform vital
functions in our communities. Last week, I had the opportunity to meet with
police chiefs, officers, and elected officials at the Essex County Chiefs of
Police Association Legislative Breakfast at the Mission Boathouse in Beverly.
We had an engaging set of conversations about issues
important to law enforcement officers in Essex County discussing important
public safety concerns, pending legislation and ways we can promote greater
collaboration between police and lawmakers.
I would like to thank the ECCPA for inviting me to attend
and speak, as well as, thank each of the members for their service.
Massachusetts Automatic External Defibrillators (AEDs) Grant Awards Support Local Municipalities and Non-Profits
I am happy to share that a number of local fire departments, police departments, and a non-profit have been selected to receive AED grants.
These funds will help increase access to lifesaving equipment during medical emergencies when every second matters.
I am deeply thankful for our first responders efforts on our behalf every single day.
#AED #firstresponders #statesenatorbrucetarr
