Act on Mass cornerstone transparency bill advanced favorably out of committee.

Eldridge urges state to invest savings from closing prison into education, programming and addressing impacts of mass incarceration and the War on Drugs.

Commonsense harm reduction strategy proven to encourage safer consumption behavior, save lives. (Image Credit: Shuttershock).

Bills filed by Eldridge would reduce access to banned guns and increase gun inspections.

Letter signed by 16 Senators requests increased funding for the Municipal Vulnerability Program.

Colin Hennessy will assist Sen. Eldridge’s office with legislative affairs.

Awarded for recognition of long-time advocacy for civil legal aid.

Act would make public education free for all residents of Massachusetts

Funding will enable the congregation to improve security against any potential threats

Letter signed by 27 legislators requests bold action from the White House to combat climate crisis

Program will provide $15 million in funding for projects aimed at mitigating negative impacts of criminal justice involvement.

$56.2B budget agreement provides for historic levels of investment in education, housing, regional transportation, and health care

Funding will allow school district to expand healthy, fresh meal offerings

Funding will assist in expanding yield and production capacity for the Acton-based non-profit.

Funding will increase storage and distribution capabilities for the Maynard-based non-profit

The award will be used to build a washing, packaging, and storage facility to increase production in the winter 

The award will be used to drill a well that will increase resistance to droughts.

Senator Jamie Eldridge joined DCR Commissioner Brian Arrigo and the Friends of the Nashua River Rail Trail to tour a segment of the twelve-mile Nashua River Trail.