The members of the Vermont State Police and Department of Public Safety Commissioner Michael Schirling unequivocally condemn the actions of police officers in Minneapolis that led to the death of George Floyd. #unequivocal#vsp#leadership#Vermont
Col. Matthew T. Birmingham:“People in #VT should not have to worry about crimes motivated by hate at any time, let alone when our communities should be pulling together to face an unprecedented situation that affects all of us. (1/2)
Massive team effort this weekend @VTStatePolice to make and distribute hand sanitizer to the field, dispatch centers, and our colleagues. #vermont#getstuffdone
Co-quarantined with someone you are afraid of? Please know you can call Vermont’s domestic violence hotline @VT_Network 800-228-7395 and call your @VTStatePolice. #vermont#vt#btv
"Tell Christy I Love Her" was featured on @snapjudgment this week! Thanks to @glynnwashington and our friends over at Snap for always showing Ear Hustle so much love ❤️ and Ear Hustlers — if you haven't checked out Snap Judgment yet, give them a listen!! https://t.co/HC2VSBMvjZ
Testified today among a dedicated group of allies & friends in the VT House Judiciary Committee on the subject of domestic violence and VT’s response. The World Health Organization deemed DV a “global epidemic” and VT is not an exception. 50% of VT homicide is linked to DV.
Very new to tweeting here. The NYT journalists Kantor and Twohey were inspirational at the event at UVM last evening. Much gratitude to them, their dedication to truth-telling and helping change culture.