Adam C. Steiner

There is no doubt that the Covid-19 epidemic is putting a huge strain on our local economy. Many of our neighbors are out of work, local businesses are struggling to make ends meet, and city tax revenues are down. As the City Council begins its deliberation on the Mayor’s recent budget proposal, I believe we must lead by example by focusing on what we know and not on speculation and by demonstrating with our actions that we value both the…

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Thanks for subscribing to my newsletter! Please feel free to share it with friends via e-mail and encourage them to subscribe here: Subscribe Now ** Please note office hour this coming Sunday, June 23 from 9-10 am at Cafe Fresh Bagel in Framingham Centre. ** It is hard to believe that it is nearly summer and the school year is over. It was an incredibly busy Spring in the City Council. Several highlights: First, the Finance Subcommittee of the City…

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Thanks for subscribing to my newsletter! Please feel free to share it with friends via e-mail and encourage them to subscribe here: Subscribe Now ** Please note office hours this coming Monday, March 11 from 3-4 pm at Dulce D Leche in Framingham Centre. ** It has been a very busy couple of months in the City Council. Three highlights: First, we passed an ordinance (and the Mayor signed it yesterday) creating a Youth Council for the City of Framingham. This…

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Thanks for subscribing to my newsletter! Please feel free to share it with friends via e-mail and encourage them to subscribe here: Subscribe Now This past Tuesday was the historic Fuller vote and I am so relieved and excited that Framingham overwhelmingly (86%) voted to support this project. A brand new middle school will have a positive impact on the overall quality of our school system, which is already excellent, and reinforce Framingham as a great place for parents to raise…

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If you would like to subscribe to receive my newsletters via e-mail, please click here. Welcome to my City Council newsletter for September and October! We have had a couple of busy months on the council. One topic that has been examined on several occasions is the construction of a new Fuller Middle School in Framingham. The Finance Subcommittee voted unanimously just tonight to support the project and the Council will vote to approve the funding on October 30. If…

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If you would like to subscribe to receive my newsletters via e-mail, please click here. City Council Newsletter Summer, 2018 Please note office hours with Councilor George King tomorrow (Tuesday) at 10 am at B Sisters Cafe – all are welcome! Welcome to my summer City Council newsletter! It has been two months since my last council newsletter and there has been so much going on in Framingham. Summer has also been an opportunity for me to take stock after my first six months…

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City Council Newsletter May, 2018 Welcome to my City Council newsletter for May! It has been a busy month and I can’t believe we are in the home stretch of the school year. It is amazing to think that in September, I was in the heart of my city council campaign and my girls were starting a new school year in 5th and 6th grade – and my wife Kerry was starting her second year in the Weston Public Schools. I…

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City Council Newsletter April, 2018 Welcome to my City Council newsletter for April! Click here to subscribe. I am writing this from the warm city of San Antonio. My wife, Kerry, is presenting at a conference here and I am tagging along for a few days. Our kids are sharing time with my parents and Kerry’s parents. It is definitely helpful to have two sets of grandparents right in Framingham! It is hard to believe that it has only been a…

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City Council Newsletter March, 2018 Welcome to my City Council newsletter for March! Click here to subscribe. I am very lucky to have power back at my house though I am very concerned that Eversource and other utilities have not done enough to avoid widespread power outages and now are not demonstrating the necessary urgency with getting power back on. The City of Framingham needs to start requiring more from our ulitities and city council will be a good place to…

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