Quality of Life Improvements

Photo courtesy of Dominik Hofbauer

1. Self cleaning toilets throughout the city of Boston.

   
   

2. Create a comprehensive rat control program.

   
   

3. Requiring all motor bikes regardless of power to have a license plate and insurance.

   
   

4. Bicycles will be required to have some form of identification like a license plate.

   
   

5. The city will install active traffic cameras at all major city intersections. Tickets by mail to those drivers who block the intersection.

   
   

   The first round sent out to drivers will be a friendly reminder to not block intersections. Boston will review our towing policies and create a strong Tow Oversight Board.

   
   

   I am convinced at least a percent of Boston's traffic woes will end with strict enforcement.

   
   

Public services

Create a police drone patrol division. A drone patrol that regularly runs through the city of Boston. A patrol that will routinely patrol areas and provide live information to emergency responders.

Make sure Boston Emergency Response personnel are always in the top 5 in America in pay, benefits, access to resources to serve the community, protection, and training.

Invest in the latest technologies for public safety, traffic control, road repairs, snow

removal, etc.

The City of Boston will do an assessment and study of putting a trauma center in the Dorchester, Milton area. We would look to work with our neighbors to see the costs, the need, and where it would be placed. Saving lives is stuck to my heart! ❤️ 

The closest trauma centers to Dorchester in Boston are located at Boston Medical Tufts and Mass General.

The distance. 

Boston Medical Center

16 min (3.3 mi)

via Geneva Ave. and Warren St.

Tufts

21 min (7.5 mi)

via I-93 N

Mass General

25 min (11.5 mi)

via I-93 N

The new Trauma Center will be instrumental in saving precious lives when time is of the utmost importance. Along with the trauma centers, we would be sure Boston has the most up-to-date Advanced Life Support Rigs (ALS).

Saving lives in high-rise buildings

It is 2024. Boston will lead the way in developing the technology to rescue people trapped in high-rise towers and buildings.

Technology is blossoming around the world. Boston will create and lead in technology in rescuing those trapped in towers.

Boston has the best colleges in the world. We will work with college students and inventors to create lifesaving technology.

Businesses and Restaurants working together

Boston will create a voluntary program where restaurants will donate leftover food at the end of the day to business workers working nights and over nights.

That food will not go to waste and feed workers unable to afford lunch or have lunch for themselves.

Work with grocery stores to give Domestic Violence Shelters food close to expiring. We want no food wasted in Boston.

Boston is headed strong into the future. United, bold, and together.