Governor Charlie Baker to speak at Economic Development Breakfast

Location:
TPC Boston in Norton at the Deutsche Bank Championship. The Breakfast will be held at the 16th Fairway, in a climate controlled Pavilion

Parking:
Blue Lot Parking at Xfinity Center at 885 S. Main Street you will then board a complimentary shuttle which will take you to the grounds of the Championship (please plan on arriving at least 15 minutes prior to start of breakfast) You will receive your parking pass in advance
 
Cost:
$50 For Members / $60 Non Members ~ Breakfast will be Served.
Tables of 8 can be Reserved. This Event will be closed at 100 Attendees.
 All Reservations must be made in advance, absolutely NO walk ins will be accepted.
 
RSVP:  PDF Invite
Phone - 508-339-5655 Email - office@tri-townchamber.org   
Fax to the office 508-339-8333.
Please provide names of attendees when registering
 

Governor Baker:
Since taking office in January, 2015, Governor Charlie Baker has been making Massachusetts a great place to live, work, start a business and raise a family – while delivering a customer-service oriented state government that is as thrifty, creative and hard working as the people of Massachusetts.  Governor Baker called on an expert, bipartisan team of Republicans, Democrats and Independents to lead his cabinet. Together, they are fulfilling his commitment to building stronger and safer communities for our children and families; keeping our roads and bridges safe and reliable; protecting our natural resources; and ensuring our schools and students are successful and safe.
 
From resolve in the face of unprecedented snow and freezing temperatures, to working to fix the MBTA, the Department of Children and Families, the Health Connector and Registry of Motor Vehicles, to balancing budgets despite billions in deficits all without raising taxes - the Baker-Polito Administration is making state government truly work for the people of Massachusetts.
 
Governor Baker and Lt. Governor Polito have also set their sights on addressing some of the Commonwealth’s greatest long-term challenges:
 

- Reducing family energy costs and improving the reliability of our energy grid through groundbreaking hydro and solar power legislation;
 
- Lifting the charter school cap to ensure every child in the Commonwealth has access to high-quality education regardless of their zip code;
 
- Securing a 50% increase in the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) - putting money back in the pockets of over 400,000 working families and individuals  throughout the      Commonwealth;
 
- And landmark legislation aimed at curbing the opioid epidemic’s grip on our Commonwealth’s families.