District Funding | Senator Becca Rausch

Since January 2023, I've secured real dollars for our district to fund a variety of local initiatives and priority projects in our communities.

Check out the list below to see what funding
I secured for your community:

Bellingham

$35,000 for accessibility upgrades to Silver Lake Park.
$50,000 for Town Common playground equipment replacement.

Dover

$60,000 for the design and permitting of Claybrook Road Culvert at Trout Brook.

Franklin

$50,000 for murals and accessible public art to enhance community spaces.
$65,000 for continued implementation of a universal mental health screening program for students in grades 7 and 9 for the 2023-2024 school year.

Medfield

$50,000 for improvements to historic properties, including the Kingsbury Gristmill.
$50,000 for the hiring of a sustainability coordinator for the town.

Milford

$45,000 for upgrades to the sprinkler system and audio system at Town Hall.
$50,000 for the expansion of program services at Chris’ Corner Recovery Resource Center.

Millis

$50,000 for the digitization of municipal files.
$50,000 for the design and study of a new Senior Center.

Needham

$100,000 for implementation of the town seal update project and associated branding.

Norfolk

$50,000 for parking lot repairs and expansion at the Norfolk Council on Aging.
$45,000 for upgrading the Norfolk Fire Department radio repeater system.

Plainville

$50,000 for installation of upgraded water meters.
$45,000 for portable radio replacements and upgrades for the Plainville Fire Department.

Sherborn

$50,000 for water quality and infrastructure updates.
$35,000 for Sherborn's 350th anniversary celebration.

Wrentham

$50,000 for power and facility upgrades at the Rice Recreation Complex.
$20,000 for water bottle filing stations in municipal facilities.

Franklin Public Art Murals

Norfolk Council on Aging

Rice Recreation Complex, Wrentham

DELIVERING FOR YOUR COMMUNITY

Delivering for our communities is my top priority as your State Senator. Every legislative session – in partnership with constituents, community groups, local leaders, and legislative colleagues – I work to direct funding into our communities to support vital projects and infrastructure upgrades. I could not do this work without meaningful dialogue within the communities I represent.

Whether its resources to combat food insecurity, improvements to our road and water infrastructure, investment in our green spaces, or new facilities for essential community organizations, I am committed to putting dollars where our cities and towns say they need it most.