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  • Framingham and Holliston to Sign Community Compacts

    Framingham and Holliston to Sign Community Compacts

    [photo] MA Lt. Governor Karyn Polito, Chair, Community Compact Cabinet
    MA Lt. Governor Karyn Polito, Chair, Community Compact Cabinet
    FRAMINGHAM, MA – On Tuesday, February 16, 2016 at 11:30 a.m. Lt. Governor Karyn Polito will join officials from the Town of Framingham, (and officials from the Town of Holliston), in the Ablondi Room of the Memorial Building located at 150 Concord Street, Framingham, MA to sign a Community Compact.

    The Executive Branch and the Town of Framingham’s Community Compact is a commitment to the implementation of new “best practice initiatives” in the categories of Information Technology: Transparency and Education; Administration and Finance.

    The Community Compact provides municipalities with incentives for state grant funds and technical assistance to refine and implement best practices in a Community’s chosen areas. The Town of Framingham’s information technology initiative is a two-tiered approach to create financial transparency: (more…)

    News Staff

    February 14, 2016
    Politics, Public Meetings, Technology
    Accountability, Charlie Baker, ClearGov, Community Compact, government programs, massachusetts, OpenData, polito, Public Information, Transparency

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