Delaware Department of State

Reading benefits: reduces stress, increases knowledge, improves vocabulary, writing, focus & concentration & improves memory! DelawareLibraries.org #netde

More than 400 people joined us yesterday for the 15th Annual State Employee Art Exhibition celebration event! Seeing the artwork was inspiring. Meeting the artists behind it made the day even more special. Thank you to everyone who helped make the event a success. #artsde

Congratulations to all of the winners and incredible artists featured!

We recognize the women in the First State whose leadership and innovation are helping create a sustainable future for all.

Happy #WomensHistoryMonth! The National Women's History Alliance has designated the theme for this month as "Leading the Change: Women Shaping a Sustainable Future." nationalwomenshistoryalliance.org

Happy #Holi from us at the Delaware Department of State! Holi, the festival of colors, celebrates the arrival of spring, the triumph of good over evil, and the joy of unity through vibrant colors, music, and dance.

.@NASSorg recognizes March as #WomensHistoryMonth and acknowledges the leadership, contributions, and dedication of the 18 female Secretaries of State and Lt. Governors who serve as members of NASS.

The @ArtsDelaware Mezzanine Gallery is presenting: Community, a solo exhibition of new work by Tanya Bracey. An opening reception will be held on Friday, March 6, from 5–7 p.m at the Mezzanine Gallery in the Carvel State Office Building. 🔗: arts.delaware.gov/mezzanine-gall…

We’re proud to recognize and celebrate Black-owned businesses across Delaware that have leveraged these resources to strengthen their operations, create jobs, and make an impact in their communities. Thank you for choosing DSB for your business needs!

The DE Division of Small Business is committed to helping entrepreneurs start, grow, and succeed. Through personalized guidance, access to funding programs, and connections to valuable resources, the Division empowers small business owners at every stage of their journey.

Big congratulations to Natalia Gatti (Sussex Academy of Arts and Sciences), Delaware’s 2026 Poetry Out Loud State Champion! 🎉 Runner-ups: Olivia Stevens (Mount Sophia Academy) + Phy Sullivan (MOT Charter High School). #poetryoutloud #iampoetryoutloud #delaware #artsde #netde

We’re hiring for a Deputy Director to help lead the DE Office of New Americans. This is an opportunity to drive statewide initiatives, build powerful cross-sector partnerships, & expand opportunities for immigrant communities across Delaware. 🔗: de.gov/onacareers

Happy Presidents' Day!

Happy Valentine’s Day, Delaware! Celebration Ideas from us: 🥂 Treat your loved ones to a special meal at a DE restaurant. 📖 Visit your local DE library in honor of #LibraryLoversMonth to thank a librarian & explore the many free resources. 💝Shop local at DE small businesses.

In 2015, former Governor Jack Markell granted a posthumous pardon to Samuel D. Burris, a free Black man from Delaware who was convicted in 1847 for aiding enslaved people in their escape via the Underground Railroad. Learn more: history.delaware.gov/2015/11/10/gov…

#BlackHistoryMonth Today, we're honoring a powerful example of justice, courage, and historical recognition connected to the work of the Delaware Board of Pardons.

Happy Black History Month, Delaware! All throughout February, we’ll be highlighting powerful stories and individuals whose impact connects to the work across our divisions at the Delaware Department of State. These stories matter, not just this month, but always.

The Delaware Public Archives is hosting its "First Saturday Program" this weekend on February 7, 2026, at 10:30 a.m. Join archivist Leah Greer as she presents "Tracing Black Family Histories at the Delaware Public Archives." Visit: news.delaware.gov/2026/01/29/fir…

TUNE IN: Watch the State of the State Address delivered by Governor Matt Meyer LIVE at 2:00 p.m. today to hear key updates and priorities for the year ahead. 🔗: youtube.com/live/UH87lknh-…

Winter weather is headed our way this Sunday and could bring heavy snow and power outages. Now is the time to prepare your home and family so you can stay safe and warm: Your Winter Storm Preparedness Checklist: - Non-perishable food - Water: 1 gallon per person per day - First-aid kit - Medications - Batteries - Flashlights or headlamps - Solar or battery-powered lantern - Blankets - Extra layers of clothing (long-sleeve shirts, wool socks, hats, gloves) - Hand & foot warmers - Make sure all devices are fully charged - Portable chargers - Waterproof matches or a fire starter Stay informed: Follow @DelawareDOT, @DelawareEMA and Governor @MattMeyerDE for the latest updates on road conditions, emergency resources, and weather alerts. Taking a few steps now can make a big difference later. Stay safe, Delaware.