Mr. Parker, a new worker at the local community office, wrote to the Mayor seeking permission to regularly visit social offices and establishments to ensure they are working properly and maintaining public hygiene standards. As part of his new responsibilities to oversee public health and address citizen grievances, Mr. Parker requests the Mayor's support to carry out his duties and enact positive change for the community.
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Personal Letter of Introduction
Mr. Parker, a new worker at the local community office, wrote to the Mayor seeking permission to regularly visit social offices and establishments to ensure they are working properly and maintaining public hygiene standards. As part of his new responsibilities to oversee public health and address citizen grievances, Mr. Parker requests the Mayor's support to carry out his duties and enact positive change for the community.
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From,
Mr. Mathew Parker,
Local Community office, Yorkshire. To, Mr. Collins, Mayor, Yorkshire. Dear Mr. Collins, My name is Mathew Parker and I have been appointed as a worker in the local community office last week. I have been assigned the responsibility to look into the matters related to general health of the public as well as sought out the grievances of the people of the locality. Sir as you are the most honorable and responsible citizen in the area. So, I seek your permission to visit the local social offices and establishments at regular intervals so that I can ensure that these offices work properly and also look after the public hygiene. In order to keep the program going and bring about a change in the society I would require you support. I hope that you will duly accept my introduction keeping in mind the above context and I will receive your full support and attention to deliver my best for the benefit of the common people. Sincerely, Mr. Parker
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