Only California Saw Larger Net Loss of One-Way Movers

Nearly 60% of Those Leaving Have Incomes of $150,000 or More

Municipal Officials Urge State House Leaders to Cut Broad Based Taxes and Help Cities and Towns Lower Property Taxes to Bring More Economic Competitiveness for 2024

BOSTON, MA – The Massachusetts Fiscal Alliance along with about a dozen municipal officials from across the state held a press conference today with a message to State House leaders, that more can be done in the New Year to push for the state’s economic competitiveness. The local officials were Mayor Robert Hedlund of Weymouth, Plymouth County Commissioner Jared Valanzola, Jonathan Tavares an At-Large Attleboro City Councilor, Ed Dombroski a Wakefield Town Councilor, Carlo Bacci a Town Selectman of Reading, Linda Vacon a Ward 5 City Councilor of Holyoke, Toby Burr a Selectman of Marion, Brendan Sweeney an At-Large Beverly City Councilor, and Todd Taylor a District 1 Chelsea City Councilor.