Download the Senate Session Interim Report which highlights the Senate’s legislative accomplishments and initiatives to date for the 2017-2018 legislative session.
Read moreStatement by Senator Moore
Sen. Moore released a statement regarding sexual misconduct allegations against the Senate President's husband and a recent vote taken by the Senate.
Read moreMoore, Frost Announce Stormwater Grant For Millbury’s Blackstone River
Senator Moore and Representative Paul K. Frost (R-Auburn) announced the Town of Millbury will receive a grant for $150,000 to help manage contamination of the Blackstone River. The grant is awarded in partnership with the Baker-Polito Administration through funding from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
Read moreSen. Moore Announces 80th Citizens’ Legislative Seminar
Senator Moore announced that the 80th Citizens' Legislative Seminar will be held next spring on Tuesday, March 27th and Wednesday, March 28th at the Massachusetts State House.
Read moreMoore-Sponsored Cystic Fibrosis Bill Signed into Law
Senator Moore announced that legislation has been signed into law that officially designates the month of May as “Cystic Fibrosis Awareness Month”. The Moore-sponsored bill was signed by Governor Charlie Baker after having received unanimous approval from the Legislature.
Read moreThanksgiving Comes Early at Shrewsbury Senior Center
Senator Moore and State Representative Hannah Kane (R-Shrewsbury) co-hosted a well-attended Thanksgiving luncheon at the Shrewsbury Senior Center Nov. 13th. Article by Melanie Petrucci as published by the Community Advocate.
Read moreA Season of Giving
Thanksgiving is an opportunity for folks to come together with family, friends and neighbors to celebrate the wonderful things in life. Senator Moore wants to hear from you about what you're thankful for this Holiday Season.
Read moreSenator Moore Supports Climate Change Adaptation Bill
Senator Moore announced that the Senate passed legislation to establish a Comprehensive Adaptation Management Plan in response to climate change. The bill was approved with unanimous support by the legislative body.
Read moreLegislature Passes Bill to Expand Language Opportunities for Students
Senator Moore announced that the Legislature passed bipartisan legislation that updates the existing statute relative to English language education in the Commonwealth’s public schools. The bill promotes research-based best practices for programs serving English learners (EL).
Read moreSen. Moore, Rep. Frost Announce Workforce Training Grant Awarded to Auburn’s Accelerated Media Technologies
Senator Moore and Representative Paul K. Frost (R-Auburn) announced that Accelerated Media Technologies, Inc. of Auburn has been awarded a grant through the Workforce Training Fund. The Program is administered by the Executive Office of Labor and Workforce Development.
Sen. Moore Votes ‘Yes’ on Contraceptive Access Bill
Senator Moore announced that the Senate voted unanimously to enact legislation that protects access to contraceptives and helps provide quality, equitable healthcare in Massachusetts. The final bill reflects a collaborative approach between legislators, the Coalition for Choice, and a group of health insurance carriers.
Read moreLegislation to Relocate Liberty Bell Replica Receives Public Hearing
Pictured: Representative David K. Muradian, Jr. (R-Grafton); Former Northbridge Town Manager Theodore Kozak; Manuel Conceison; Senator Michael O. Moore (D-Millbury); Catherine and her husband George Warren
Senator Moore and Representative David K. Muradian, Jr. (R-Grafton) joined Northbridge resident George Warren to testify in support of legislation that would commission a feasibility study to relocate a replica of an iconic symbol of American independence—the Liberty Bell.
Read moreSenate Passes Legislation to Curb College Campus Sexual Violence
The Massachusetts State Senate took action to prevent sexual violence on college campuses by passing comprehensive legislation filed by Senator Moore to establish state-level policies for all higher education institutions in the Commonwealth.
Read moreSenator Moore's Halloween Safety Tips
Sen. Moore encourages trick-or-treaters to be careful when venturing for sweet treats this Halloween.
Read moreBlackstone Valley Chamber of Commerce Awarded Skills Capital Grant
The Central Massachusetts Center for Business and Enterprise, which is coordinated by the Blackstone Valley Chamber of Commerce, has been awarded a Massachusetts Skills Capital Program Grant to support manufacturing educational opportunities in the Blackstone Valley.
Read moreSenate Restores Funding for Lake Singletary Weed Abatement
Senator Moore announced that the Senate restored $30K to the Fiscal Year 2018 budget for weed control efforts at Lake Singletary located in in the towns of Millbury and Sutton. The funds had been part of $320.6M vetoed by Governor Baker earlier this year.
Read moreMoore, Kane Announce Workforce Training Grant Awarded to Shrewsbury’s TriStar Plastics Corporation
Senator Moore and Representative Hannah E. Kane (R-Shrewsbury) announced that TriStar Plastics Corporation of Shrewsbury has been awarded a grant through the Workforce Training Fund. The Program is administered by the Executive Office of Labor and Workforce Development.
Read moreSen. Moore Statement on Informational Hearing Regarding Bump Stocks and Related Firearm Accessories
Statement by Sen. Moore regarding an informational hearing held to provide members of the public and stakeholders the opportunity to weigh-in on language passed by the House of Representatives and Senate relative to so-called “bump-stocks” and “trigger cranks.”
Read moreMass. lawmakers concerned about ‘unaccounted for’ sex offenders
After a report from the state auditor found that nearly 1,800 sex offenders lacked a current address in the Sex Offender Registry Board’s database and more than 900 sex offenders had not been classified regarding their risk of re-offending, a legislative committee led by two Central Massachusetts lawmakers announced it plans to hold a hearing on SORB. Article by Susan Spencer as published by the Worcester Telegram & Gazette.
Read moreHigher Education Committee Advances Accountability Measure
Senator Moore announced that the Joint Committee on Higher Education advanced legislation that would require training for public college and university boards of trustees. The bill, filed by the Inspector General, would help ensure that trustees understand their legal, fiduciary and ethical obligations under the law.
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