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As I conclude my fourth term I thought it was important to say thank you for allowing me the privilege of serving the people of Hyde Park, Readville, Roslindale and Mattapan and to give you a brief overview of the work I have done these past few years. As your City Councilor I was able to secure funding in the city budget for the rehabilitation of the Hyde Park and Roslindale Community Centers, the building of a new tot lot on Orlando Street in Mattapan as well as major improvements to the George Wright Golf Course. I also fought for the addition of two new police classes and additional funding for youth services. Working with all of you I was able to achieve:

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Councilors seek disclosure of finances, by election
time
By John C. Drake, Globe Staff | April 15, 2009
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Boston City Council wants all personal finances disclosed
By David Ertischek
Transcript Newspaper
April 29, 2009
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Rob pictured with Representative Kevin Honan and Scott Smith, Executive Director at the Family to Family Project Partner Appreciation Luncheon

 
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My sincere thanks to all who came to, or volunteered at, the annual Rob Consalvo Cookout. Your kind words and birthday best wishes are most appreciated.

Rob

There is still time to donate $1 for each year of Rob's life and have your name posted on a special commemorative page on our website. The page will remain on the site for the rest of this year.

 

Crime report  information is now available on the web. The Boston Police Department will now display data on city wide crime using the website crimestoppers.com. This website allows citizens to access information on crime that occurs citywide or locally simply by typing in a locaiton.

            

           Joseph Mont 
           Bulletin Newspapers 
           March 09, 2009 

  • 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.