Governor Ayotte Attends Greater Manchester Chamber State of the State

CONCORD, NH - Today, Governor Kelly Ayotte joined members of the Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce for a State of the State conversation focused on key priorities affecting the business community, including economic development, housing, education, and childcare.

"New Hampshire continues to lead the nation in so many ways, from public safety and economic opportunity to healthcare and quality of life, and Manchester has been an important part of that effort," said Governor Ayotte. "Over the past year, we've worked together to tackle the housing shortage, improve public safety, invest in our schools, and protect critical services for our most vulnerable citizens. We'll keep building on that progress by working closely with our business community and nonprofit partners to deliver an even brighter future for Manchester and all of New Hampshire."

"Governor Ayotte has been a strong partner for Manchester from day one, and her leadership has helped keep our city moving in the right direction," said Mayor Jay Ruais. "The state of Manchester and our state is strong, and by working together on public safety, supporting our schools, and growing our economy, we are ensuring Manchester remains a great place to live, work, and build a business."

The Greater Manchester Chamber event brought together business leaders, community partners, and local officials to discuss the opportunities and challenges facing New Hampshire's largest city and the broader state economy.

During her remarks, Governor Ayotte highlighted several priorities for the year ahead, including increasing housing supply, lowering electric bills, expanding workforce training, expanding access to affordable childcare, and continuing efforts to keep New Hampshire the safest state in the nation.