Question 1: What three issues are most important to your constituents, and how would you address and/or resolve them?
With a longtime commitment to supporting civil society and progressive policy in Brookline, I want to continue promoting housing access/affordability, reduction of fossil fuel use, and thoughtful economic development policy that will help address the town’s structural deficit. These issues are paramount in Precinct 3, particularly where teardowns have been replaced by even more expensive housing with excessive massing and poor design. I support form-based zoning in our precinct to discourage big-box condos and would encourage development of smaller multifamily units to create more affordable housing options.
Question 2: Biographical data
Brookline resident for 25 years; parent of two Lawrence and BHS graduates. Nonprofit executive and consultant focusing on social services and opportunities for youth. Former roles include Board Chair and Interim Executive Director of the Brookline Community Foundation, Lawrence School Extended Day Board, and the Community Development Block Grant Advisory Board. BA Wesleyan, MBA Yale.
Endorsed in 2025 by: Brookline PAX and Brookline for Everyone
Email Frank. (fsteinfield@gmail.com)