Massachusetts State Government Agencies

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DOR manages state taxes and child support. They also help cities and towns manage their finances, and administer the Underground Storage Tank Program. Similarly, the mission includes rulings and regulations, tax policy analysis, communications, and legislative affairs.

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The United States Court of Appeals for the First Circuit hears appeals from the United States District Courts for the Districts of Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Puerto Rico and Rhode Island. The links to the left provide information about the Court's Clerk's Office, the Circuit Executive's Office and the Library, as well as historical information about the First Circuit Court of Appeals. Included, as well, are links to directions, the courthouse visitors policy, and information for the press and public.

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Mission is to provide access to an impartial forum for the resolution of disputes, through prompt service to the Court, members of the bar, and the public. The services include processing civil and criminal cases, maintaining records, assembling juries, disseminating information on the activities of the Court, and providing other administrative and management support to the Court and its affiliates.

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Mission is to “deliver excellent customer service and safety to people traveling in the Commonwealth” and “provide our nation’s safest and most reliable transportation system to strengthen our economy and quality of life.” To achieve this goal, RMV, as a division of MassDOT, issues and maintains records related to motor vehicle registrations and driver’s licenses and enforces motor vehicle laws to promote highway safety. It does so by ensuring that every driver meets minimum competency standards and withdrawing driving privileges from people who prove to be a threat to other drivers. Additionally, RMV is in charge of managing driver’s licenses, disability parking placards, motor vehicle registrations, and vehicle inspections. RMV is also responsible for collecting fees for registrations, vehicle titles, drivers’ licenses, special plates, civil motor vehicle infractions, inspection stickers, and other miscellaneous items and remitting them to the Office of the State Treasurer. Chapter 90 of the Massachusetts General Laws provides the statutory guidelines governing RMV, and Title 540 of the Code of Massachusetts Regulations (CMR) provides regulatory responsibilities for RMV.

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