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Governor Mitt Romney: Making government more efficient.

 

Governor Mitt Romney Consolidation Quotes

 

  • “Throughout this process, we have been guided by a desire to simplify our health and human services agencies to better serve recipients. Rather than requiring families to navigate the current red tape jungle, we are consolidating functions to better help those who cannot help themselves. Families requiring HHS services now face a confusing alphabet soup of state agencies to access the help they need.”

 

  • “You went through a tremendous evaluation process to decide where to consolidate the plant. You analyzed over 30 scenarios and considered many other states. In the end, you decided to stay here in Massachusetts and for that, I salute you,” Romney told company officials during a tour of the facility.

 

  • “Massachusetts proved to be the best decision considering all the variables. We have the people, the capital and the technology market.”

 

  • “The Massachusetts Rehabilitation Commission office currently located on Middlesex Avenue will move to the Department of Transitional Assistance office located here at One Davis Square, saving taxpayers $108,000. It's just plain common sense to join two agencies together rather than having two offices half empty.”

 

  • “As my 'Common Sense for the Commonwealth' program is implemented, taxpayers will see our outdated 1950's style bureaucracy transformed into a leaner, more efficient and better organized state government.”

 

Governor Mitt Romney Consolidation Press Releases

 

 

Governor Mitt Romney Consolidation Actions

 

Office of Child Care Services

 

  • Closing Springfield Office. Staff move to DTA Office, 310 State Street
  • Closing Quincy Office at 1250 Hancock Street. Staff move to DTA Office, 1515 Hancock Street, Quincy
  • Closing Westboro Office. Staff move to DTA Office, 340 Main Street, Worcester
  • Closing Lakeville Office. Staff move to DTA Office, 21 Spring Street, Taunton
  • Closing Beverly Office. Staff move to DTA Office, 35 Congress Street, Salem

 

 

Department of Mental Health

 

  • Closing Springfield Office located at 503 State Street. Staff move to DTA Office, 310 State Street, Springfield
  • Closing Medfield Office. Staff move to MA Hospital School, Canton
  • Closing Lawrence. Staff move to DTA Office, 755 Main Street, Haverhill
  • Closing Haverhill Office located at 52-54 Washington Street. Staff move to DTA Office, 755 Main Street Haverhill
  • Closing Hyannis Office. Staff move to DTA Offices, 77 High School Road Extension, Barnstable and 155 Katherine Lee Bates Road, Falmouth
  • Closing Worcester Office, 322 Main Street. Staff move to Bryan Building on the grounds of Worcester State Hospital

 

Massachusetts Commission for the Blind

 

  • Closing Springfield Office. Staff move to DTA Office, 310 State Street, Springfield

 

Massachusetts Commission for the Deaf and Heard of Hearing

 

  • Closing Worcester Offices, 340 Main Street and 9 Walnut Street. Staff move to Massachusetts Rehabilitation Commission Office, 359 Main Street
  • Closing Springfield Office. Staff move to DTA Office 310 State Street, Springfield

 

 

Massachusetts Rehabilitation Commission Office

 

  • Closing North Adams Office, 85 Main Street. Staff move to DTA Office 37 Main Street
  • Closing Holyoke Office, 187 High Street. Staff move to DTA Office, 72 Front Street, Holyoke
  • Closing Somerville Office, 5 Middlesex Avenue. Staff move to DTA Office, 1 Davis Square, Somerville
  • Closing Quincy Office, 275 Hancock Street. Staff move to DTA office, 1515 Hancock Street, Quincy
  • Closing Plymouth Office, 40 Industrial Park Road. Staff move to DTA Office, 61 Industrial Park Road, Plymouth
  • Closing Salem Office, 45 Congress Street. Staff move to DTA office, 35 Congress Street, Salem
  • Closing Natick Office. Staff move to DTA Office, 110 Mt. Wayte Avenue, Framingham
  • Closing Lowell Office, 325 Chelmsford Street. Staff move to DTA Office, 1313 Davidson Street, Lowell
  • Closing Lawrence Office, 1 Parker Street. Staff move to DTA Office, 755 Main Street, Haverhill
  • Closing Fitchburg Office, 76 Summer Street. Staff move DTA Office, 437 Main Street, Fitchburg
  • Closing Brockton Office, 55 City Hall Plaza. Staff move to DTA Office, 75 Commercial Street, Brockton
  • Closing Sturbridge Office. Move to DTA Office, 79 North Street, Southbridge
  • Closing Milford Office, 100 Medway Road. Move to DTA Office, 25 Birch Street, Milford
  • Closing Malden Office, 157 Pleasant Street. Staff move to DTA Office, 200 Pleasant Street, Malden

 

 

Department of Mental Retardation

 

  • Closing Greenfield Office. Staff move to DTA Office 6 Arch Street, Greenfield
  • Closing Lowell Office, 325 Chelmsford Street. Staff move to DTA Office, 131 Davidson Street, Lowell
  • Closing Southbridge Office, 309 Main Street. Staff move to DTA Office, 79 North Street, Southbridge

 

 

Department Public Health

 

  • Closing Boston Office, Causeway Street. Staff move to DTA Office, 300 Ocean Avenue, Revere
  • Closing Boston Office, 174 Portland Street. Staff move to DTA Office, 90 Washington Street, Roxbury

 

 

Department of Social Services

 

  • Closing Boston Office, 38 Wareham Street. Staff move to DSS Offices, Roxbury and Dorchester

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