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Will Cohen seeks election to another term as an at-large member. He believes that new construction of multifamily housing is needed to address Boston’s housing crisis and historic segregation patterns from redlining. He values the walkable, bikeable, and transit-accessible qualities of Jamaica Plain and hopes to see the JPNC work proactively to help the neighborhood build upon its strengths. Originally from North Carolina, he is an urban planner at the design firm Utile, where he works on citywide, zoning, and housing plans across New England, he teaches at Boston College, and he lives on Walk Hill Street with his family.
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June 28, 2021
Reflecting on the conversations I have had across the neighborhood, it is clear that many share a strong commitment to addressing our housing challenges. The interest in fostering a more walkable and accessible Jamaica Plain remains a primary focus for our collective future.
June 28, 2021
The momentum behind this campaign has grown significantly in recent days. I am encouraged by the level of engagement and am focused on our next steps toward the election.
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Keep JP walkable and bike friendly. Will is the right choice.
Will has done a great job on the JPNC already. Glad he is staying on.
VOTE FOR WILL. JP needs housing for everyone not just the wealthy.
Finally someone who gets that we need more housing. Keep it up Will!
i live on walk hill and he is always around asking what neighbors think. real community guy.
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Status: Closed — this petition is no longer accepting signatures.
Final supporters
Will Cohen seeks election to another term as an at-large member. He believes that new construction of multifamily housing is needed to address Boston’s housing crisis and historic segregation patterns from redlining. He values the walkable, bikeable, and transit-accessible qualities of Jamaica Plain and hopes to see the JPNC work proactively to help the neighborhood build upon its strengths. Originally from North Carolina, he is an urban planner at the design firm Utile, where he works on citywide, zoning, and housing plans across New England, he teaches at Boston College, and he lives on Walk Hill Street with his family.
Updates
June 28, 2021
Reflecting on the conversations I have had across the neighborhood, it is clear that many share a strong commitment to addressing our housing challenges. The interest in fostering a more walkable and accessible Jamaica Plain remains a primary focus for our collective future.
June 28, 2021
The momentum behind this campaign has grown significantly in recent days. I am encouraged by the level of engagement and am focused on our next steps toward the election.
6 Comments
He actually knows how urban planning works instead of just complaining at meetings. Need people like him.
Keep JP walkable and bike friendly. Will is the right choice.
Will has done a great job on the JPNC already. Glad he is staying on.
VOTE FOR WILL. JP needs housing for everyone not just the wealthy.
Finally someone who gets that we need more housing. Keep it up Will!
i live on walk hill and he is always around asking what neighbors think. real community guy.
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He actually knows how urban planning works instead of just complaining at meetings. Need people like him.