We owe a debt of gratitude to the local heroes keeping our communities safe & running during this unprecedented time.
To our health care workers, first responders, firefighters, law enforcement officers, grocery clerks, mail carriers, delivery drivers & so many others: Thank you
To our health care workers, first responders, firefighters, law enforcement officers, grocery clerks, mail carriers, delivery drivers & so many others: Thank you
Thank you to the doctors across the Commonwealth who are our unwavering front line soldiers in this fight, putting their own health & safety on the line to combat this emergency.
Remember: When we choose to stay home, we're thanking our health care workers. #NationalDoctorsDay
Remember: When we choose to stay home, we're thanking our health care workers. #NationalDoctorsDay
Child care providers are on the front lines of this horrible pandemic, caring for the children of first responders, hospital workers and so many others. I joined my colleagues in a letter urging @HHSGov to expand safe child care options and support child care providers. 
Right now many families are relying on deliveries for essential items like medication, food and school supplies. Through these trying times, thank you to our delivery drivers who are working through this pandemic to make sure families can get what they need. #ThanksForDelivering
Grateful for our immigrant and refugee communities including the 27,000 DACA recipients working in our health care system. These communities are among the most marginalized and face an elevated risk, yet are on the front lines during this time of crisis. usatoday.com/story/news/pol…
Thank you to our utility workers who continue to keep our essential businesses operating, homes powered and infrastructure running throughout this crisis. We are grateful for your work.
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