Governor Matt Meyer

Watch now to learn more about what Delaware is doing to improve the mental wellbeing of every person.

YouTube video by CAUSE Community Network DE-Stress 302 Episode 1 with Governor Matt Meyer Unedited

On a recent visit to Bellevue Community Center, I joined the DE-Stress 302 podcast, hosted by a team of high school students at the CAUSE Community Network. We chatted through the importance of mental health, and I shared my personal mindfulness tips.

I recently wrote a guest column for Barrett and Greene on how we’re tackling Delaware’s housing shortage—revitalizing neighborhoods, promoting equity, and building communities where families and businesses can thrive. Read it here: www.greenebarrett.com/guest-column...

YouTube video by DEStateChamber Delaware Deep Dive: Building Delaware’s Economic Future, One Small Business at a Time

ICYMI: I recently sat down with the DE State Chamber of Commerce for a “Deep Dive” about how the state is backing small businesses. We believe that supporting innovation at the small business level helps keep Delaware competitive at home and on the world stage. Hear the full conversation on YouTube:

Congratulations to Representative-elect Alonna Berry on her special election victory! The voters in RD 20 have spoken, and I look forward to working with her to deliver for Delaware.

If you’re interested, please email a resume to gov_appointments@delaware.gov with the subject line: Nuclear Feasibility Task Force. We’re accepting resumes through August 31, 2025. For more information on the task force, visit legis.delaware.gov/BillDetail?l...

By joining this task force, you will provide insight into the feasibility, economic effects, regulatory considerations, reliability, and environmental impact of this technology. Candidates who have experience in energy, sustainability, business, the trades, and/or nuclear engineering should apply.

My office is now accepting resumes for eight open positions on the Delaware Nuclear Energy Feasibility Task Force! Deploying small modular reactors will help us diversify our energy sources, making homes and businesses less reliant on energy imports.

These films would not be possible without the efforts of so many devoted NCC staff, including Vanessa Phillips, Kyle Grantham, Yvonne Anders Gordon, Aundrea Almond, CJ Bell, Brian Cunningham, Mike Pfeifer, Avinash Chellapoo, Alexander Newman, Kya Knox, Hector Tapia, Mark Lynch, and Matt Sullivan.

YouTube video by NCCDE Return to Hockessin No. 107C

Then, in “Return to Hockessin No. 107C,” we covered stories of former students at prior to the Brown v. Board of Education case. Through firsthand accounts, we learn about the school's place in the community and the role it played in the fight to desegregate schools.

YouTube video by NCCDE Restless Ground: The Untold Story of Mt. Olive

In “Restless Ground: The Untold Story of Mt. Olive,” we chronicle the mission to bring justice to Mt. Olive Cemetery. The documentary unearths pieces of black history that had been buried beneath Wilmington, while discussing the history of racial segregation in New Castle County.

The 2025 Mid-Atlantic Emmy nominations are in! I’m profoundly honored to be nominated in the Diversity/Equity/Inclusion and Historical/Cultural categories. These nominations are indicative of the hard work and passion that make the New Castle County government unique.

Sudden cardiac arrest is the leading cause of death for young athletes, according to Mayo Clinic Health System, making this a vital step to protect the health of student athletes across Delaware.

Gov. Matt Meyer signs bill to boost health training requirements for Delaware school athletics - Bay to Bay News NEW CASTLE — Legislation that will strengthen health training requirements for coaches of Delaware school sports teams was signed into law by Gov. Matt Meyer on July 30, boosting schools’ …

Delaware's youth athletes deserve to learn, train, and compete in safe, supportive environments. HB 71, which I signed last week, protects our students by requiring Delaware middle and high school athletics coaches to be prepared for emergencies involving CPR, AED, and first-aid.

Voting is now open for the special election in Representative District 20. Cast your vote today, if you haven't already!

Visit the link below to confirm your polling place.
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Governor's Awards Nomination - Governor Matt Meyer - State of Delaware The Governor is proud to recognize individuals who have made exceptional contributions to our state through service, leadership, or lasting impact. Whether it’s through volunteer work, professional ex...

Delaware is a state where neighbors look out for each other. Chances are, you have a friend or neighbor who's gone above and beyond to make our communities better. Through a new webpage we've launched, you can nominate Delawareans for a variety of Governor's Awards.

With that investment, along with signing SB 156, which prevents medical debt from appearing on credit reports, we're ensuring that a medical emergency doesn't derail your financial future.

Delaware partners with national nonprofit to eliminate $50M in medical debt Delaware announces a partnership with nonprofit Undue Medical Debt to eliminate $50 million in debt for an estimated 17,000 residents.

Through a partnership with @unduemeddebt.bsky.social, we're investing just $500k to save Delawareans up to $50M in medical debt.

YouTube video by DEStateChamber Delaware Deep Dive: Building Delaware’s Economic Future, One Small Business at a Time

Supporting innovation at the small business level doesn’t just create jobs, it gives Delaware a competitive edge regionally and globally. I recently joined the Delaware State Chamber's podcast to discuss how state government is supporting small businesses. Listen to our conversation on YouTube.

Then tomorrow at 8pm ET, Naamans will begin play at the Junior Little League World Series in Taylor, MI, also on ESPN+.

Good luck to both teams and know that you've already made Delaware proud!

How to follow: Naamans heads to World Series, MOT seeks Little League regional title Delaware Little League baseball teams seek titles

Delaware's youth baseball teams are on the road to represent our state in two exciting Little League competitions.

First up, MOT Little League is in Bristol, CT today to play a team from Washington, D.C. as they aim to qualify for the Little League World Series. That game airs on ESPN+ at 1pm.

YouTube video by Delaware Governor Matt Meyer Meyer Minute – August 2

Medical debt holds Delawareans back, so we’re taking action—erasing up to $50 million in medical debt for ~17,000 residents through a partnership with @unduemeddebt.bsky.social. And we’re doing it for just $500,000—a 100x return on investment.

Watch this week’s Meyer Minute to learn more.

So, I recently signed a bill to remove medical debt from credit reports and we're investing to eliminate medical debt for over 17,000 residents.

VIDEO | Del. has a plan to chip away at medical debt Delaware has unveiled a plan to help thousands of people who have been burdened with heavy medical debt.

Delawareans are losing out on mortgages, car and small business loans, and employment opportunities due to medical debt. My administration believes a medical emergency shouldn't derail your finances or your future.

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Today is the first day to purchase recreational marijuana in Delaware! Visit omc.delaware.gov/faq/ for more info.

And we’re going even further: I signed SB156 to stop medical debt from hurting your credit score.

Because getting sick shouldn’t wreck your finances. This is what real support looks like.

YouTube video by Delaware Governor Matt Meyer Reducing Delawareans' Medical Debt

Earlier this week from the Hope Center — a place that embodies second chances — I announced that Delaware is partnering with @unduemeddebt.bsky.social to wipe out up to $50 million in medical debt for more than 17,000 people. youtube.com/shorts/FK8VT...

Recreational marijuana sales throughout Delaware begin tomorrow! Go to omc.delaware.gov/faq/ to read answers to FAQs.

The National Weather Service has issued a Flash Flood and Severe Storm Risk from Thursday afternoon into Thursday night, as well as a Flood Watch through 6 AM tomorrow morning.

Stay safe and be prepared for excessive rainfall, potential flooding, and strong winds.