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Greenfield City Vision 2025
Greenfield City Vision 2025 is a forward-thinking initiative to shape the future of our city through inclusive, sustainable, and practical solutions. Led by mayoral candidate Maria Thompson, this jurisdiction serves as a platform for residents to discuss, propose, and vote on key ideas that can improve education, st...
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Greenfield City Vision 2025 is a forward-thinking initiative to shape the future of our city through inclusive, sustainable, and practical solutions. Led by mayoral candidate Maria Thompson, this jurisdiction serves as a platform for residents to discuss, propose, and vote on key ideas that can improve education, strengthen local businesses, and enhance public spaces. Together, we aim to turn shared community values into actionable policies th...
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Maria Thompson is a lifelong Greenfield resident, former public school teacher, and community organizer with over 15 years of hands-on experience tackling local challenges. She believes in practical solutions backed by community input, and she's running for Mayor to ensure every voice is heard in shaping Greenfield's future.
Over her career, Maria has successfully launched neighborhood literacy programs, advocated for small business grants, and partnered with environmental groups to expand the city's green spaces. Her campaign centers on improving education, supporting entrepreneurship, and making neighborhoods safer and more sustainable.
On RuleTogether, Maria uses this jurisdiction to present her policy ideas, gather public feedback, and demonstrate her commitment to transparent, citizen-driven governance.
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Which neighborhood improvement should be prioritized first?
Which neighborhood improvement should be prioritized first?
Would residents support turning vacant lots into community gardens?
Would residents support turning vacant lots into community gardens?
What steps should we take to make downtown Greenfield more friendly for small businesses?
What steps should we take to make downtown Greenfield more friendly for small businesses?
How can we expand after-school programs to support working families and improve student outcomes?
How can we expand after-school programs to support working families and improve student outcomes?
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Climate-Ready Infrastructure and Flood Mitigation
PublishedImplement a capital plan that prioritizes green stormwater infrastructure—rain gardens, permeable alleys, and detention under parks—in flood-prone basins. Street reconstructions...
Ronnie GriffinMunicipal Broadband Pilot
PublishedPilot open-access fiber in two neighborhoods with historically high internet costs and low adoption. The city will build neutral infrastructure that multiple ISPs can lease, dri...
Ronnie GriffinAffordable Housing Preservation Fund
PublishedCreate a dedicated fund to preserve at-risk affordable units by acquiring properties with expiring affordability, assisting small landlords to rehab in exchange for deed-restric...
Ronnie GriffinOpen Budget & Contract Transparency Portal
PublishedLaunch an interactive portal that shows every dollar of the municipal budget and all active contracts in machine-readable format. Residents will be able to search by department,...
Ronnie GriffinAfter-School Learning & Mentorship Network
PublishedEstablish a citywide network of after-school programs combining tutoring, arts, STEM clubs, and career mentoring three days per week. Sites will be co-located in schools and lib...
Ronnie GriffinSafe Streets Initiative
PublishedInstall proven traffic-calming designs near schools, parks, and senior centers: raised crosswalks, daylighted corners, leading pedestrian intervals, and speed cushions on cut-th...
Ronnie GriffinCommunity Tree Canopy Plan
PublishedPlant 2,500 shade trees by 2027 with a focus on heat-vulnerable neighborhoods and school walking routes. The city will adopt a right-tree-right-place standard to reduce sidewalk...
Ronnie GriffinSmall Business Boost Grant
PublishedCreate a competitive micro-grant program offering up to 5,000 dollars for start-ups opening in underserved corridors. Grants can be used for code compliance, signage, initial in...
Ronnie GriffinGreen School Energy Program
PublishedUpgrade every public school with high-efficiency HVAC, LED lighting, smart controls, and rooftop solar within three years. Phase 1 audits will identify the 10 most energy-wastef...
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