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Mark DeSaulnier shares community engagement and staff transitions via social media

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U.S. Rep. Mark Desaulnier California’s 10th Congressional District | Facebook Website

U.S. Rep. Mark Desaulnier California’s 10th Congressional District | Facebook Website

Mark DeSaulnier, currently serving in the U.S. Congress representing California’s 10th district, shared recent updates on social media about local events and personnel changes within his office. The tweets highlight his engagement with community initiatives and acknowledgment of staff contributions.

On December 11, 2024, DeSaulnier announced his participation in a local event by stating, "Our office was thrilled to join @JoyboundTweets at the grand opening for their new outdoor play yard. The space will allow dogs sheltered at Joybound to interact with visiting guests and other dogs in a welcoming outdoor facility." This highlights his involvement in community activities that support animal welfare.

In another update on December 12, 2024, he expressed gratitude towards a departing staff member by posting, "As our District Director Shanelle Scales-Preston leaves in the coming weeks to become a County Supervisor, I spoke on the House Floor to honor her 20+ years of congressional service and thank her for her diligent work on behalf of district residents (1/2)." This reflects his appreciation for long-term service within his team.

Following up on this announcement, DeSaulnier further commented on Scales-Preston's departure with another tweet on the same day: "I'm grateful for her years of dedicated service & she will be missed (2/2)." This conveys his personal acknowledgment of her contributions over two decades.

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