Policy Priorities

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Responsible Economic Development

As Marlborough grows, we need leaders who are thinking holistically about our city's future. That's why Trey is committed to supporting the right development projects that meet Marlborough's housing and economic needs.


Trey is serious about addressing the housing crisis. From seniors getting priced out to those who grew up here needing to move somewhere more affordable to set down roots, there are residents across our city who need support. That’s why Trey votes for projects that increase our affordable housing stock–creating meaningful options for those who need them. 


By striking a balance between commercial and residential development, Trey knows we can expand job opportunities, build homes people can actually afford, and bring in critical revenue to our city.

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Jobs & Economy

Trey will always work hard to ensure Marlborough is in strong financial standing. As a member of the City Council's Finance Committee, he has supported over $3 million worth of responsible budget adjustments. These adjustments help maintain our low residential tax rate, keeping our city affordable to live in, while still delivering high quality services to residents. 


Trey has recently voted to approve funding for: 

  • The Cytiva TIF agreement bringing $25 million investment and 131 jobs to Marlborough
  • MEDCs budget to support economic growth and small business development
  • WMCT-TVs budget to provide local community access television
  • The Hudson Street Landfill waste relocation project
  • The Lakeshore Drive & Birch Road pump station upgrade
  • Various water main replacement & street reconstruction projects across Ward 6

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Climate Change & the Environment

Trey is committed to protecting Marlborough’s treasured outdoor spaces. Among them are Ward 6’s beloved Fort Meadow Reservoir. Trey grew up making memories on the lake and wants future generations to be able to do the same. By partnering with the Fort Meadow Commission, the City Council has been preserving the lake's natural shoreline, combating excessive weed growth, and tackling the presence of invasive species.


When some members of the City Council advocated for cuts to the Fort Meadow Commission's budget, Trey fought back and ensured the group was fully funded. He also fought for and secured funding for maintenance to the Fort Meadow dam, the final stages of converting the old Hudson Street Landfill into a public park, and is also staunch supporter of the city's newly updated Open Space and Recreation Plan. 

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Supporting Small Business

Trey wants to see Marlborough's economy grow, lifting up all residents. That’s why he supports downtown revitalization to attract visitors and help our small businesses thrive. 


This starts by putting power back in the hands of our small business owners. They know what works best for downtown Marlborough, and Trey looks forward to ensuring they have a meaningful voice when discussing revitalization. It is the City Council’s responsibility to make investments in our downtown infrastructure that will allow for small businesses to be the driving force in this revitalization effort. That's why Trey continues to support permits to allow small businesses to utilize newly installed bump-outs along Main Street and the Gold Star Families Plaza behind City Hall. 


Trey is also proud to have voted to fund MEDCs Economic Toolbox–a program that helps small businesses obtain grants and a community loan.

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Funding Public Education

Ward 6 is home to a majority of Marlborough's schools: Marlborough High School (MHS), Assabet Valley Regional Technical High School, Whitcomb Middle School, and Jaworek & Goodnow Brothers Elementary Schools. As a product of Marlborough public schools himself, Trey is committed to ensuring nothing but the best for our students and educators. By investing in public education, Trey knows we're investing in the future leaders, business owners, and community servants of our city. 


Trey has been partnering with the City Council and School Committee on the Massachusetts School Building Authority (MSBA) process to build a new Richer Elementary School. Learn more about the project here.

City Services & Government Transparency

Trey believes in providing the best customer service possible for Marlborough’s taxpayers. That's why he's hosted office hours all across our city and has successfully assisted with hundreds of constituent cases. Since you fund city government, Trey always wants to make sure it works for you in return. 


All of his personal contact information is published on this website and at www.marlborough-ma.gov. He looks forward to hearing from you!


Call Trey's cell directly: (774) 249-6640

Email: ward_6@marlborough-ma.gov