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Framingham won’t build its way to housing affordability

Framingham won’t build its way to housing affordability

July 5, 2023 Adam Steiner Comments 1 comment

There is no doubt that there is a housing affordability crisis in Massachusetts and Framingham is no exception. Starter homes and condos are out of reach for young families. Housing dedicated to people ages 55+ is far too expensive for most Framingham residents.  The solution to this crisis is to do more with our existing housing stock, not to greenlight massive apartment complexes all over Framingham. In fact, we have added hundreds of apartments in downtown Framingham but 90% of…

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Updated District 3 Map

Updated District 3 Map

June 26, 2023 Adam Steiner Comments 0 Comment

You can also visit this website for an interactive Framingham map that includes voting, zoning, and many other map views.

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City Council Newsletter for March 2023

City Council Newsletter for March 2023

March 8, 2023 Adam Steiner Comments 0 Comment

Hi everyone, Welcome to my City Council newsletter for March 2023. Feel free to forward this to anyone else who might be interested. Anyone is welcome to subscribe by visiting here: https://www.steineredtech.com/newsletter/ It is hard to believe that Spring is nearly here and I am excited about some warm weather on the horizon. There are so many exciting things going on in Framingham and after a tough few years dealing with the pandemic, I think it is going to be…

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Nobscot plaza proposal
City Council Newsletter for October 2022

City Council Newsletter for October 2022

March 3, 2023 Adam Steiner Comments 0 Comment

Hi everyone, Welcome to my City Council newsletter for October 2022. Feel free to forward this to anyone else who might be interested. Anyone is welcome to subscribe by visiting here: https://www.steineredtech.com/newsletter/ Nobscot Rezoning Update There is a state law that allows any person to propose a change in local zoning with only 10 signatures of registered voters in that city. A developer collected more than 10 signatures in support of a proposal to change the zoning of the parcels…

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City Council Newsletter for August 2022

City Council Newsletter for August 2022

August 8, 2022 Adam Steiner Comments 0 Comment

Hi everyone, Welcome to my City Council newsletter for August 2022. Feel free to forward this to anyone else who might be interested. Anyone is welcome to subscribe by visiting here: https://www.steineredtech.com/newsletter/ Special thank you to Councilor Leora Mallach for contributing to this newsletter! Office Hour: August 14 at 10 am in Cafe Fresh Bagel Please join me on August 14th at 10 am for an open office hour. Feel free to bring questions, concerns, or just to visit. If…

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Map of District 3
Election and Redistricting Information

Election and Redistricting Information

August 5, 2022 Adam Steiner Comments 0 Comment

As we approach the state primary election on September 6 and the state final election on November 8, I am very concerned that people across the city will be confused by the complicated redistricting and try to vote at the wrong polling location. We are also asking a lot of our volunteers and it is going to be very important that we all double checks our ballots. I know far too well that every single vote matters and there are…

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City Council Newsletter for March 2022

City Council Newsletter for March 2022

March 27, 2022 Adam Steiner Comments 1 comment

Hi everyone, Welcome to my City Council newsletter for March 2022. Feel free to forward this to anyone else who might be interested. Anyone is welcome to subscribe by visiting here: https://www.steineredtech.com/newsletter/ Outside Walking Office Hour: April 3 at 10:00 am in Framingham Centre In order to make my office hour accessible to those who may be concerned about an inside meeting, I am going to hold it outside in Framingham Centre on Sunday, April 3rd at 10:00 am. We’ll start…

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City Council Newsletter for Winter 2022

City Council Newsletter for Winter 2022

January 18, 2022 Adam Steiner Comments 0 Comment

Hi everyone, Welcome to my City Council newsletter for Winter 2022. Feel free to forward this to anyone else who might be interested and you can subscribe by visiting here: https://www.steineredtech.com/newsletter/ Tonight marks the beginning of my third term as a City Councilor. It has been an honor to serve in this role and I am proud to have been re-elected last Tuesday. Thank you to all of the District 3 residents who braved the cold and came out to vote!…

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Time to bring 21st-century tech practices to Framingham’s city government

Time to bring 21st-century tech practices to Framingham’s city government

July 18, 2021 Adam Steiner Comments 0 Comment

The covid crisis of the past 16 months has made it crystal clear that technology is an absolutely essential element of city government and that access to technology is a critical equity issue in Framingham that needs to be addressed. Technology is the primary platform for information to be shared with residents, for residents to provide feedback to city officials, and for collaboration between and among city officials and residents. Without well-tuned technological resources, we disadvantage all of our residents…

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City Council Newsletter for Spring 2021

City Council Newsletter for Spring 2021

April 27, 2021 Adam Steiner Comments 0 Comment

Welcome to my City Council newsletter for Spring 2021. Feel free to forward this to anyone else who might be interested and you can subscribe by visiting here: https://www.steineredtech.com/newsletter/ It is hard to believe that we are into Spring and it has been a full year-plus since the pandemic began. There is some light at the end of the tunnel in terms of covid 19. People are getting vaccinated and warmer weather has people outside in the fresh air and serious…

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