About Me
Milton is a town with strong neighborhoods, deep civic pride, great schools, and residents who care deeply about its future. I am running because I believe the Select Board must move in a new direction, one that prioritizes listening, collaboration, and delivering results for the people of Milton.
Service has always been central to my life in Milton, the town where I was raised. I have had the privilege of serving as an elected Town Meeting Member from Precinct 7, an elected Constable, and an appointed member of the Town’s Affordable Housing Trust. I have also served on several volunteer boards and organizations, including We Are Milton, the St. Agatha Parish Pastoral Council, and as a longtime coach in the Milton Babe Ruth Baseball League. Many in town may recognize my voice as one of the weekend hosts of the “Irish Hit Parade” on Boston’s iconic WROL AM 950/FM 100.3.
I offer a fresh perspective and new voice rooted in service and a commitment to good local government. The five seats on the Select Board belong to the residents of Milton, and every voice deserves to be heard and respected. As a Select Board member, my focus would be on thoughtful decision-making, professionalism, and ensuring town government works for everyone.
Public safety is paramount. I am committed to supporting our police, fire, and town departments and to working collaboratively to keep Milton safe. This includes addressing traffic concerns throughout town and continuing efforts to improve safety along major corridors. Keeping our community safe is the foundation for everything else we do.
I am also committed to fiscal responsibility, strong schools, and supporting seniors and veterans. Milton faces real challenges, including school budgeting, long-term financial planning, healthcare capacity, development pressures, and traffic. These issues require steady leadership, careful planning, and a Select Board that can work through disagreements respectfully and productively. I am committed to lowering the temperature, bringing decorum back to the table, and focusing on solutions that serve the entire community.
Milton deserves new leadership that brings people together, acts responsibly, and never loses sight of the average citizen. I am ready to serve, and I respectfully ask for your support on Tuesday, April 28.