StamfordTransition2021

Welcome to the Stamford 2021 Transition. We will update the public about our progress as Mayor-elect Simmons prepares to take office on December 1.

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Join Mayor-Elect Caroline Simmons and co-chairs of her transition team policy committees for a virtual town hall!

Participate in the discussion by sharing your ideas and thoughts on issues that matter most to you.

Register here: https://t.co/l0zfZz7pK6.

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Complete the survey below and share your thoughts and feedback about the issues and projects you think the City of Stamford should prioritize and address.

Survey: https://t.co/9ToxXjtlnt.

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We want to hear from YOU! Mayor-Elect Caroline Simmons is launching a policy transition survey to hear from Stamford residents about the issues that matter most to you.

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🔘 Workforce Development: Kelli Vallieres, Executive Director of the Office of Workforce Strategy & Adam Scianna, Director of Stamford High’s Early College Studies program

Have ideas on issues that matter most to you? Submit them by emailing: [email protected]

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Today, I am proud to announce our Transition Team Policy Committee Co-Chairs! We have formed ten dynamic transition policy committees with talented, devoted, and diverse community leaders who will create formal recommendations for my first 100 days and first term.

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🔘 Diversity, Equity & Inclusion: Dr. Tommie Jackson, Rehoboth Fellowship Church & Carmen Hughes, Edelweise Consulting
🔘 Public Health: Anka Badurina, Building One Community & Dennis Torres, Family Centers
🔘 Veteran Affairs: Hubert Delany & Thomas Finn

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I also stand ready to advocate alongside our Congressional delegation to make sure we also pass the second piece of the President’s agenda, “Build Back Better,” as we continue to grow our economy, support working families, and invest in climate infrastructure.”

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Mayor-Elect Caroline Simmons released the following statement following the U.S. House of Representatives final passage of a $1 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill, the first piece of President Joe Biden’s economic agenda:

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As the second largest city and one of our states most significant economic drivers, Stamford has critical projects we can and should undertake to improve the lives of our residents and help the state continue to grow jobs.

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Visit https://t.co/3NfamxRn4W to learn about updates, opportunities, and news that Mayor-elect Simmons is making during this transition. Please see below to learn about our Transition's leadership!

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Welcome to Stamford 2021 Transition! We will update the public about our progress as Mayor-elect Simmons prepares to take office on December 1.