We all want to live safe, healthy lives.

In Massachusetts, our public structures allow us to build the kind of communities that allow us to build those lives. These are things that we could not provide as individuals: safe drinking water, quality education for all, and emergency services are just a small sample.

Of course, for each of these public structures to function effectively, they must be maintained and sometimes repaired or renovated entirely. But how can we pay for that maintenance and repairs in a way that is both adequate and balanced?

Representative Jay Kaufman, Co-chair of the Joint Committee on Revenue, is currently planning a series of community forums on the implications of those revenue decisions moving forward.

Please join us for a special Insider Budget Briefing, where Representative Kaufman will lead our discussion on how you think we should fund our communities.