Governor Kelly Gives State of The State Address
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“This year, we must show Kansans that, even when we stand on opposite sides of the aisle, we still always share a common bond as Kansans and Americans. And right now, that means doing whatever it takes to get Kansans back to work, back to school – and back to a place where we treat each other with respect and dignity. We need to listen to public health experts. We need to listen to each other. We need to listen to the people of Kansas. And then we need to lock arms, not as politicians from one party or the other, but as Kansans.”
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Governor Kelly Announces FY2022 Budget
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“All Kansans benefit from good schools, a strong infrastructure, and access to affordable healthcare. This fiscally responsible budget protects the critical resources, services, and programs Kansas communities and businesses need to recover and emerge from this pandemic stronger than ever.”
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Governor Kelly Visits KCK Vaccination Site
“I do want to experience what it’s like to come to a testing and a vaccination site like this. I want to see what people are going through. I talk about this, I think about this every single day… We’ve got to have facilities like this set up to be able to hand vaccinations in large quantities.”
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Governor Laura Kelly Announces Kansas Receives National Recognition for Wind Energy Production, Capacity
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“Kansas has officially joined a group of 5 states, 21 municipalities, and 2 Native American tribes participating in the bipartisan Rockefeller Foundation COVID-19 Testing Solutions Group. By participating in this group, Kansas will create a strong web of COVID-19 testing information that stretches across the country, strengthen our efforts to remain up-to-date on best testing practices, and provide them to our communities across Kansas.”
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Governor Laura Kelly Proposes Agency Reorganization to Aid Vulnerable Kansans
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“Creating the Department of Human Services ensures Kansas families and individuals have easier access to critical services and improves engagement between our service centers, clients, and local stakeholders by creating a single point of entry for those accessing a variety of needs. Through this ERO, my administration reaffirms our commitment to ensuring vulnerable Kansans have someone advocating for them in Topeka.”
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