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Governor Parson Delivers 2021 State of the State Address
Today, Governor Mike Parson delivered the 2021 State of the State Address to the Missouri General Assembly.
Governor Parson highlighted several accomplishments the state has made in combating COVID-19 as well as major successes in infrastructure and workforce development despite the challenges of the past year.
Following a recap of 2020, Governor Parson s speech focused on priorities for 2021: education and workforce development, infrastructure, stronger communities, health care, and government reform. Governor Parson also expressed his hope that the legislature will make COVID-19 liability protection andWayfair a top priority this session.
“Time and time again, our administration has addressed the challenges of our communities and our state head on rather than leaving them for another day, another administration, or another generation,” Governor Parson said.