Gov. Baker

The Baker-Polito Administration today announced that its Fiscal Year 2022 Capital Plan, which is a $2.655 billion plan-making substantial investments in critical priorities including housing, transportation, climate resiliency, health and human services, and education to promote economic growth and opportunity...

During a press conference today ( in Salem of all places) Gov. Charlie Baker said he would not impose a statewide recommendation on Trick-or-Treat, but did speak on how residents could safely celebrate Halloween this year. Baker said his administration will soon be releasing "tips and advice" but not "rules or mandates" for Halloween holiday...

Governor Baker announced this afternoon that effective Monday, October 5th, lower risk communities will be permitted to move into Step 2 of Phase 3 of the Commonwealth’s reopening plan. All other communities will remain in Step 1 of Phase 3...

Citing an uptick in COVID-19 cases, Gov. Baker is indefinitely postponing Step 2 in Phase 3 of the MA reopening process.

Gov. Baker has extended protection from eviction and foreclosures in Massachusetts for another 30 days.

During his media briefing on Tuesday, Governor Charlie Baker announced a new set of COVID-19 public health “travel guidelines” to be followed by travelers arriving in Massachusetts. The new guidelines are once again requiring a self-quarantine period...

This is probably the last thing anyone was thinking about as we continue to slowly get back to some level of normalcy amid the coronavirus reality that we currently live in. I am sure though that we will all welcome this by the time August comes around...

Mass Governor Charlie Baker filled a supplemental budget bill today.  He is asking the state’s legislature to authorize 1-billion dollars earmarked for the mounting bills to fight the coronavirus. Baker said he expects the total cost would ultimately be reimbursed by the federal government programs...

Governor Baker's new 4-Phase plan for reopening MA and getting the economy back on track

Gov. Charlie Baker, during his daily briefing on Friday afternoon, announced that he has signed an executive order requiring people to wear a face covering while in public when they are not able to physical distance from others. The order goes into place on Wednesday, May 6th and does not apply to children under the age of 2...