News From District 6
Follow Phil’s campaign, community events, and the practical work ahead across District 6.
Letter: Ottaviani for City Council
Phil Ottaviani has believed in and supported Hoops and Homework, the after school programs for the most needy kids in Framingham, in so many ways. When we were scrambling in the early days, to raise funds to get the program off the ground, Phil was there providing the…
AFL-CIO of Central Mass. Endorses Ottaviani for District 6 City Councilor
Originally appeared in the Framingham Source on October 5, 2019 FRAMINGHAM – The Central Massachusetts AFL-CIO Central Labor Council has announced its endorsement of Phil Ottaviani for District 6 City Council in Framingham. “As your next District 6 City Councilor and…
Ottaviani Announces Candidacy for Framingham District 6 City Council
Published May 14, 2019 on the Framingham Source Read original article here FRAMINGHAM – Philip R. Ottaviani, Jr., local businessman and community activist, announces today his candidacy for City Council representing District 6. “As someone who has seen how local…
Ted Cosgrove, Former Town Meeting Member
“Phil has also been a Town Meeting member for many years providing insight and impact on hundreds of issues. No one will work harder for our District or the Town and I ask you to please vote for Phil in the Primary election in September and again in November.”- Ted Cosgrove
Jennifer Ryan, Town Meeting Member:
“Phil has the vision to make sure this new form of government transforms Framingham into a more efficient, more effective and more economical place to live.”
– Jennifer Ryan
School Committee Member Ricky Finlay:
“Phil has always been a strong supporter of the Schools and not afraid to advocate to keep them strong.”
– Ricky Finlay
Selectman Jason Smith:
“Phil is a great candidate that I support 110%. He loves our City and his experience and his community involvement make him a great candidate.”
– Jason Smith
State Representative Chris Walsh:
“Framingham needs a council made of members who can, not only listen to, but actually process the multiple sides of complex issues that face our community.”
– Chris Walsh