Governor’s Weekly Message: Legislative Focus Remains on Jobs
Former Governor Jack Markell (2009-2017) | Newsroom | Date Posted: Friday, January 6, 2012
Former Governor Jack Markell (2009-2017) | Newsroom | Date Posted: Friday, January 6, 2012
DOVER – In his weekly message, Governor Markell looks ahead to the work of lawmakers as they begin the second half of a two-year legislative session and looks back at the some of the significant accomplishments of the 2011 legislative session. Last year, lawmakers passed and the Governor signed into law a number of efforts critical to Delaware’s success. In his address, the Governor names some of those efforts.
“It was a strong start to a two-year session, but the work is by no means done,” said the Governor. “ The next few weeks we’ll be working with the legislature to unveil some new initiatives so that we keep making progress on core issues to create jobs, improve schools and govern responsibly. Those priorities remain our state’s priorities and will be a significant focus the rest of this session. ”
“I know how seriously our legislators take their responsibility to serve their constituents and how committed they’ve been to finding ways to work together to get things done, instead of letting smaller differences derail results. I hope that same spirit of resolve – that same shared commitment – continues to define how we tackle the challenges ahead and how we can keep working together to keep Delaware moving forward.”
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At noon every Friday, the Governor’s office releases a new Weekly Message in video, audio, and transcript form. The message is available on:
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Delaware.Gov: http://governor.delaware.gov/information/podcast_video.shtml
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Transcript of the Governor’s Weekly Message: New Legislative Session Begins
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Former Governor Jack Markell (2009-2017) | Newsroom | Date Posted: Friday, January 6, 2012
DOVER – In his weekly message, Governor Markell looks ahead to the work of lawmakers as they begin the second half of a two-year legislative session and looks back at the some of the significant accomplishments of the 2011 legislative session. Last year, lawmakers passed and the Governor signed into law a number of efforts critical to Delaware’s success. In his address, the Governor names some of those efforts.
“It was a strong start to a two-year session, but the work is by no means done,” said the Governor. “ The next few weeks we’ll be working with the legislature to unveil some new initiatives so that we keep making progress on core issues to create jobs, improve schools and govern responsibly. Those priorities remain our state’s priorities and will be a significant focus the rest of this session. ”
“I know how seriously our legislators take their responsibility to serve their constituents and how committed they’ve been to finding ways to work together to get things done, instead of letting smaller differences derail results. I hope that same spirit of resolve – that same shared commitment – continues to define how we tackle the challenges ahead and how we can keep working together to keep Delaware moving forward.”
About the Governor’s Weekly Message:
At noon every Friday, the Governor’s office releases a new Weekly Message in video, audio, and transcript form. The message is available on:
YouTube: http://youtu.be/x3udvrKPWx4
Delaware.Gov: http://governor.delaware.gov/information/podcast_video.shtml
By email: Please contact our press team to subscribe to our press list
Facebook: www.facebook.com/governormarkell
Twitter: www.twitter.com/governormarkell
Transcript of the Governor’s Weekly Message: New Legislative Session Begins
Keep up to date by receiving a daily digest email, around noon, of current news release posts from state agencies on news.delaware.gov.
Here you can subscribe to future news updates.