Currently holds the office of Medford City Council until December 31, 2025.
Candidate for Medford City Council in 2025 Massachusetts General Election.
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Get StartedPartner with Medford Recreation and the Arts Council to increase access to sports and arts for low-income residents. Learn more
Continue to challenge systemic racism, reform policing, and bring a critical lens to policymaking. Learn more
Expand access to gender-neutral bathrooms, add more seating and public toilets, and make public spaces more inclusive. Learn more
Link businesses with advisors, grants, and resources to modernize and grow. Learn more
Drive innovative efforts to finance revitalization of Medford Square and other local squares. Learn more
Oppose any budget that reduces education funding. Learn more
Advocate for a “hold harmless” provision for charter school reimbursements to safeguard up to 8 million in public school funding. Learn more
Partner with community groups and officials to find lasting solutions to the after-school placement shortage. Learn more
Grow our urban tree cover to combat heat islands, especially in lower-income neighborhoods, and create more livable communities. Learn more
Target emissions from buildings, which contribute 67% of Medford’s carbon output, by encouraging electrification and renewable energy use through financial and zoning incentives. Learn more
Continue efforts to combat rodent infestations, regulate blasting in construction projects, and collaborate on addressing airplane noise with federal stakeholders. Learn more
Continue implementing the Climate Action and Adaptation Plan to cut emissions and reduce non-sustainable materials in Medford. Learn more
Support downsizing and electrifying the municipal fleet, installing more EV charging stations, and expanding bike access—especially for low-income families—through voucher programs. Learn more
Partner with city and school leadership to improve hiring practices, leadership pipelines, and staff diversity. Learn more
Push for emergency protocols and long-term support for city services, including schools and nursing homes. Learn more
Provide greater access to mental and physical health resources for LGBTQIA residents in need. Learn more
Ensure that applications for 504s and IEPs are accessible, with clear information readily available. Learn more
Work to expand income restrictions so that more residents, especially those earning below 80% of area median income (AMI), can access affordable housing. Learn more
Advocate for an Affordable Housing Overlay and explore capital projects that will grow Medford’s housing supply. Learn more
Maximize use of federal and state funding programs like HOME funds, Community Development Block Grants, Low Income Housing Tax Credits, and tax opportunity zones to fund affordable housing. Learn more
Recognize and address the intersectional effects of social inequality, power imbalances, and housing discrimination in policymaking. Learn more
Encourage business and housing growth along key corridors and create walkable, mixed-use neighborhoods. Learn more
Focus on transit-oriented, environmentally-friendly development, building on the Housing Production Plan we passed last year. Learn more
Explore ways to increase the commercial tax base through smart growth initiatives on vacant lots, zoning reforms, and strengthening the business office at City Hall. Learn more
Partner with the School Committee to ensure racial and social equity in classrooms and boost pay for teachers, paraprofessionals, substitutes, and before/after-school staff. Learn more
Tackle wage theft, protect tenants, and support union labor in new developments. Learn more
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