People from all over the state--even leaders in state government--have told us how much they appreciate the radio commercials we've been running at stations across Massachusetts. You may have heard our first commercials featuring Charice, an MBTA subway train driver, Sue, a teacher from Billerica, and Kevin, a snow plow driver in Boston.
Now we've added the stories of two more public employees to the campaign. Larry Norman works at the Massachusetts Municipal Training Council, which keeps your local police officers trained in CPR and the most current information in law enforcement topics, such as handling domestic violence or elder abuse. Bill Gode works at the Department of Conservation and Recreation controlling floods in the greater Boston area. Remember the dramatic television footage from last year's flooding in Waltham, where raging waters threatened to compromise the Moody Street Dam? Bill was the brave engineer who fought his way out to the dam to release the gates and prevent a catastrophic dam failure.
Click on the media player to hear Larry, Bill, Charice, Sue and Kevin tell you about the ways they keep Massachusetts working.
