BOSTON, MA — Senator Liz Miranda announced today that she has successfully secured $20 million in investments for the Second Suffolk District as part of the Massachusetts state budget. These historic investments will fund infrastructure improvements, expand public health services, and support a wide range of community programs across nine neighborhoods.
"Twenty million dollars for our communities is not just a budget line — it's a statement about who we are and what we value as a Commonwealth," said Senator Miranda. "These investments will be felt for years to come in the form of safer streets, better health outcomes, and stronger communities."
Investment Areas
Infrastructure
- Road and sidewalk repairs in Roxbury and Dorchester
- Community park improvements in Jamaica Plain and Mission Hill
- Transit access enhancements near major community hubs
Public Health
- Expanded services at community health centers
- Mental health and substance use treatment programs
- Maternal and child health initiatives
Education and Youth
- After-school programming at public schools
- College access and workforce readiness programs
- Youth violence prevention initiatives
Economic Development
- Small business support grants
- Workforce training partnerships
- Community land trust investments
Senator Miranda has directed over $70 million in total investments to the Second Suffolk District during her tenure — a testament to her effectiveness as a legislator and her deep commitment to her constituents.
For media inquiries, contact the Office of Senator Liz Miranda at (617) 516-8610 or liz.miranda@masenate.gov.