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Rob Consalvo

 Dear Friend,

Just a quick note to say thank you for re-electing me to the Boston City Council for another two year term. I am humbled by the strong show of support the people of District 5 have given me. I pledge to work even harder during my next term to improve the lives of all the residents of District 5 and the City of Boston.

With warm regards,
Rob

Proposed ordinance requires steel covering for long-term vacant properties
REO PROPERTY
 by Austin Kilgore
Wednesday, September 1st, 2010

Universal Hub
Boston neighborhoods could soon see fewer
boarded-up foreclosed houses
By adamg - 8/25/10

Hub councilor pushes plan to seal abandoned properties
By Andrew Ryan, Globe staff
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City Councilor Proposes Steel Panels For
Foreclosures
By The WBUR Newsroom
Aug. 26, 2010
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Pol Rob Consalvo keys in on driving drunk
By Dave Wedge
Friday, July 23, 2010
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Council set to chase deadbeat dog owners with liens
By Laura Crimaldi | Wednesday, July 14, 2010
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New  concerns about pit bulls
WGHB Greater Boston
May 17
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City councilor for Roslindale proposes removing metal grates from
storefronts
By Stephanie Santana/correspondent
Wicked Local Roslindale
Posted Mar 31, 2010 @ 08:08 AM
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  • Foreclosure Ordinance
    City Councilor Rob Consalvo authored an ordinance that was unanimously passed by the Boston City Council that will require companies to register foreclosed properties with the city, identify who is responsible for maintenance, post their contact information on the property, and pay a $100 annual fee on each vacant home.