@marty_walsh - Twitter Profile Analysis

This evening, I officially resigned as Mayor of the City of Boston. I am deeply proud of the work we have done together to advance our city and all its people. Follow @USDOL for updates as we build back the American workforce and our economic recovery.

Boston, serving as your Mayor for seven years has been a dream come true for this child of immigrants born and raised in our city. Thank you for everything.

Congratulations on making history, @Kim_Janey. I know you are going to continue serving our city and supporting an equitable recovery from #COVID19. I am always here for you, my friend.

At 6 p.m., I will host a press conference following the U.S. Senate vote on the nomination of the next U.S. Secretary of Labor. Tune in live on https://t.co/ifDgvyeO0i

Tomorrow, the @CityofBoston will move into a modified Phase 4, Step 1 of the state’s reopening plan. We are taking this step because we know we must support the economic wellbeing of our residents and businesses. https://t.co/WvlOZUZtqV

Boston, please continue to stay vigilant as more people get vaccinated for #COVID19. This includes following public health guidance such as washing your hands and wearing a face covering. Thank you for staying strong and doing your part to #StoptheSpread. https://t.co/CpPCgFL58d

Even as more people get vaccinated for #COVID19, it is important that we continue getting tested. Our case numbers influence our reopening guidance, and we must have the most up-to-date information if we want to make progress in our recovery. Please #GetTheTestBoston.

.@NickCollinsMA’s annual St. Patrick’s Day breakfast is an event that I look forward to every year. Tune in to @NESN tomorrow from 10 a.m. - 12 p.m. to join in on the fun. https://t.co/Xxo255aofj

On Monday, the @CityOfBoston will move into a modified Step 4, Phase 1 of the state’s reopening plan. We will continue to make decisions based on the latest public health data, while ensuring our economic well being. https://t.co/WvlOZVh4Pv

Happy first day of Spring, Boston! As the weather gets warmer, I need everyone to continue to be vigilant to fight the spread of #COVID19. 🚫Avoid gatherings, 😷Wear a mask, 🧼Wash your hands and disinfect frequently-touched surfaces, ✅And #GetTheTestBoston.

Today, veterans of all ages enrolled in VA Healthcare can visit Urban Edge, 1542 Columbus Ave, Roxbury to receive a #COVID19 vaccine. The clinic is open 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. Vaccines are available on a first come first serve basis. https://t.co/LisTWR63zh

The construction of Engine 42, Rescue 2, District 9 Firehouse is a $23.5 million investment in the @CityOfBoston's community and emergency services. Yesterday, I visited the construction site to learn about the progress of the first new firehouse built in 30 years. @BostonFire

Our renovations of @CityHallBoston plaza will create open space that prioritizes accessibility and sustainability. Thank you to everyone involved in designing and creating this civic space. https://t.co/1mnZZtLUMh

Happy Friday, Boston. As we head into the weekend, it is essential that we continue to follow #COVID19 public health guidance.

Today I can announce we are expanding the @CityofBoston’s Paid Parental Leave policy. Eligible employees can take up to 12 weeks of Paid Parental Leave during the first year after the birth or adoption of a child.

Yesterday, the state released data showing that the @BostonSchools, for the 2020 school year, had its highest 4-year graduation rate ever recorded. The rate went up from 73.2% in 2019 to 75.4% in 2020.

This week the @MassGovernor announced the full schedule for vaccine eligibility.

On Monday, March 22, the Commonwealth of Massachusetts will move to Phase 4 Step 1 of its reopening plan. This means that more types of activities and industries will be allowed to be open Statewide. And capacity limits for event venues and public settings will be expanded.

I want to start by addressing the murders in Georgia on Tuesday and their impact in our community.

Today at 2:00 p.m., I’ll share the latest on the @CityOfBoston’s response to #COVID19 and provide updates on our reopening guidance. Tune in on https://t.co/ifDgvyeO0i

Don’t forget to continue getting tested for #COVID19, even as more people become eligible for the vaccine. This is an important part of our recovery, and it will continue to guide our reopening decisions. Please #GetTheTestBoston. https://t.co/gDN9duaHgU

I am incredibly proud of the @BostonSchools Class of 2020, who encountered obstacles that graduating classes before them never had to overcome.

Ensuring our youth and older Bostonians have access to meals is a critical piece of our response to the #COVID19 pandemic. I am grateful to @BOSfoodaccess and all of our partners for their commitment to making sure everyone has the supports they need. https://t.co/nQtyRqDOtJ

Tonight, @EconDevBoston is hosting a series of listening sessions on Reimagine Boston Main Streets, a program designed to strengthen the Boston Main Streets program's future through a comprehensive analysis of its systems and resources, uses and gaps that impact economic growth.

As we wait for vaccines to be universally available, one of the most important steps we can take to #stopthespread of #COVID19 is to #GetTheTestBoston. We have over 25 testing sites in the @cityofBoston, many of which are free of cost regardless of symptoms.

The King memorial will serve as a memorial to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Coretta Scott King’s work in breaking down barriers and a reminder of the work still ahead. Thank you to the Boston Art Commission for approving The Embrace design. https://t.co/xrYAHLG0kS

The American Rescue Act provides economic relief that will act as a lifeline to individuals, families, and small businesses who are most impacted by the ongoing public health crisis. This funding will be crucial to help the @CityofBoston to ensure an equitable recovery.

#COVID19 has required a major, all-hands-on-deck response and affected nearly every aspect of daily life. One year after addressing Bostonians, I want to thank you for your vigilance, your patience, and your strength.

☘️Happy St. Patrick’s Day, Boston.☘️ If you celebrate, please do so safely. We need everyone to stay vigilant by celebrating only with people you live with. If you do go out, please wear a face covering, wash your hands, and practice social distancing.

We are one step closer to seeing this memorial come to life in our city, recognizing Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and Coretta Scott King’s trailblazing legacy.

*Please be advised that due to the incoming weather, the overnight street sweeping program has been canceled in the @CityOfBoston.

🚨 @VABostonHC will host another #COVID19 vaccine clinic for veterans of all ages today from 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. at VFW Post 1018 in Dorchester. They’ll have first doses for veterans enrolled in VA Healthcare and second doses for veterans who came to the first clinic on Feb. 13.

With many people working remotely due to #COVID19, our Waste Reduction team has seen an increase in residential trash and #recycling. As the @CityOfBoston strives to become a #ZeroWasteCity, it’s important to know what items you CAN and CAN’T place into your #recyclingbin:

Don't let your guard down when the weather warms up: https://t.co/OAh1COKBSW Wear a face mask, wash your hands and watch your distance! https://t.co/PPQdFOdDM1

📢PWD/BTD Reminder: Towing during street sweeping operations begins March 15th in the #NorthEnd, #SouthEnd and #BeaconHill. For neighborhoods with an April start date for street sweeping, ticketing begins 4/1 and towing begins 4/20. For more information: https://t.co/ungaOPAivX

Boston is committed to creating opportunities to provide safe and stable housing for all residents. This week, we announced that we’re investing more than $38 million to support 17 nonprofits that provide critical services to our unsheltered residents: https://t.co/VsBNEOBmV2

What are you up to this weekend, Boston? When you’re making plans, keep #COVID19 in mind. Parties or informal gatherings, whether big or small, are the perfect environment for this virus to spread. Make safe plans and help us #stopthespread while we work to vaccinate more people. https://t.co/Yj8WRGGeC9

Want to get tested for #COVID19? You can find sites in Boston and across Massachusetts: ✅ We have testing sites and mobile locations in the City: https://t.co/J4OakgojUM ✅ The state has a map of testing sites in Massachusetts: https://t.co/RIO0IrAsFE

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