For this #MotivationalMonday, we highlight the recent City of Boston Age Strong Resource Fair. The Department joined an impressive array of organizations gathered to assist seniors with everything from transportation, in-home care, health insurance, memory loss services and much more. To learn more about available services, visit: www.boston.gov/departments/age-strong-commission.

Members of the Suffolk County Sheriff’s Department turned out for the Massachusetts First Jurisdiction Metropolitan District Black Achievement Awards Breakfast to hear keynote speaker Sheriff Steven W. Tompkins and support the event’s emcee and Suffolk County Sheriff’s Department’s own Lieutenant Sean Clark, Sr. Sheriff Tompkins also was among the attendees receiving awards, which also included Bishop Talbert Swan, Dr. Jean Maguire (who was unable to attend), Reverend Troy Smith, Reverend Reba Danastorg, Reverend Wilbur Smart, Bishop Dr. Arthur Jack, and SCSD instructor Gary Bracey.

The parade to celebrate the Boston Celtics' 18th Championship was held earlier today, and members of the Suffolk County Sheriff’s Department were part of the festivities. Joining the Celtics’ “rolling rally” from the Boston Garden, past City Hall and through to Copley Square, the Department provided two transport vans as part of a request for mutual aid to help bolster the city’s law enforcement and first responders staffing the parade. Congratulations to the #Celtics, and we’ll see you back here again next year! #LetsGoCeltics #BleedGreen #Banner18

The Suffolk County Sheriff's Department joined in the festivities at the 249th running of the Bunker Hill Day Parade in Charlestown recently. A surefire early sign of summer, the parade is one of the longest-standing in the U.S., serving as a bridge between commemoration and celebration dating back to 1786.