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@GovRaimondo

This is an archived account for former Governor Gina Raimondo, 75th Governor of the State of Rhode Island.

Providence, RI
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Joined January 2011
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  1. Pinned Tweet
    Mar 2

    Thank you, Rhode Island, for the trust you have placed in me these past ten years. It has been a privilege to serve as your treasurer and governor, and I know the future is bright.

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  2. Mar 1

    We’re live! Tune in now:

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  3. Mar 1

    As we mark this anniversary, today I’ll be joined at 3pm on Facebook Live by Dr. Laura Forman and Dr. Selim Suner to reflect on the past year and discuss where we go from here. Tune in here:

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  4. Mar 1

    Today is the one year anniversary of the first case of COVID-19 in RI. It's been a long, difficult year, filled with tragedy, heartbreak, and loss. But in our darkest days, we came together and we lifted one another up. We did what Rhode Islanders always do: we found hope.

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  5. Feb 25

    Great meeting with this afternoon to discuss the next steps in Rhode Island’s COVID-19 response and vaccine rollout. With a 1.9% case positivity rate and over 225,000 vaccine doses administered, we’re on a good path.

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  6. Feb 20

    On a video call with the vaccine team about what we’re doing this weekend and into the week to quickly get shots in arms. Thank you to these dedicated public servants.

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  7. Feb 20

    Today we remember the lives lost as we mark 18 years since the Station nightclub fire. Today and every day, our thoughts remain with the victims and their families.

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  8. Feb 19

    Construction in Rhode Island never stopped during COVID. We implemented rigorous protocols and were able to keep workers safe & employed. Today I was thrilled to visit the hardworking crew building the new Aloft Hotel in Providence.

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  9. Feb 19

    Great, informative briefing with the whole-of-government vaccine team this morning. Our new vaccination sites are working efficiently and effectively, and we’re continuing to focus on speed and scale.

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  10. Retweeted
    Feb 18

    Going out today? Slow down to stay safe if you must travel during periods of snow. If the temperature outside is near freezing, it is safest to assume ice is present on roadways- drive accordingly.

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  11. Retweeted
    Feb 18

    Snow is headed our way later today! ❄❄ Bundle up & stay safe! 🌨Monitor local weather at 🌨Keep your gas tank near full to avoid ice in the tank 🌨Wear layers & watch for signs of hypothermia

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  12. Feb 17

    I was saddened to hear of Judge Wiley's passing. A veteran, a brilliant legal mind, and RI’s first Black judge, he helped pave the way for a new generation of talented, diverse lawyers to serve on our courts. I'm keeping his family in my thoughts during this difficult time.

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  13. Feb 17

    We’re live! Tune in now:

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  14. Feb 17

    Earlier today, we announced the next steps in our vaccination campaign. This afternoon at 2:30 I’ll be on FB Live with Dr. Alexander-Scott and to talk about our approach so far, where we’re going & what RIers can expect. Tune in at .

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  15. Feb 17

    Rhode Island is well-positioned to stay ahead of COVID-19. Now, with a single website and phone number to sign up for appointments at any of our State-run sites, we’re taking our successful testing model and bringing it to this final frontier in our fight to end this pandemic.

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  16. Feb 17

    We’re also dramatically scaling up capacity in these State-run sites, with more sites to come online in the northern and southern regions of Rhode Island and a goal of doubling the daily capacity at State-run sites from 1,400 to 2,800 over the coming weeks.

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  17. Feb 17

    Phase 2 will be all about speed and scale. We’ll continue our partnerships with cities and towns, with an emphasis on the most impacted communities, to ensure the vaccine is efficiently and equitably distributed.

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  18. Feb 17

    Phase 1 was focused on taking a targeted approach to reach those most at-risk of severe disease and hospitalization, and that approach helped shore up and preserve Rhode Island’s health care system.

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  19. Feb 17

    The sites are located in the Dunkin’ Donuts Center in Providence and Sockanosett Cross Road in Cranston. Appointments are expected to fill up quickly. Starting on Monday, February 22, scheduling will open up to any Rhode Islander 65 and older.

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  20. Feb 17

    State-run vaccination sites are now accepting appointments for all Rhode Islanders 75+. To schedule your appointment at one of the State-run sites in Providence and Cranston, visit . You can also call our automated line at 844-930-1779.

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