Serving the People of District 3
Your City Councilor working every day to make Worcester a better place for all residents.
About Councilor Fresolo
John P. Fresolo is a lifelong resident of District 3 and is currently serving as the District Three Worcester City Councilor. Prior to serving on the City Council, John served as State Representative for the 16th Worcester District in the Massachusetts House of Representatives from January 1999 - May 2013.
While serving as State Representative, Mr. Fresolo was instrumental in securing funding for the Route 146 Mass Pike project, bringing Walmart and the Mall at Blackstone, and securing $100,000 earmark for additional community policing in the Grafton Hill, Vernon Hill, and Union Hill neighborhoods for 14 consecutive years. Councilor Fresolo's achievements made him known by his constituents as someone that "gets things done."
John is the father of two daughters, Francesca and Maria. He has 2 grandchildren, Sebastian and Alessia. Councilor Fresolo is proud that 3 generations of Fresolos reside in District 3.
Proven Leadership
Over 20 years serving District 3 in the State House and City Council.
Gets Things Done
Known for delivering results - from Route 146 Mass Pike to 14 years of community policing funding.
Three Generations
Three generations of Fresolos call District 3 home - deeply rooted in our community.
Councilor Fresolo’s Priorities
Focused on solving traffic issues, school safety, affordable senior housing, and responsive city services for all District 3 residents.
District 3 Includes:
Grafton Hill south of Hamilton Street, Rice Square, Billings Square, Union Hill, upper Vernon Hill, Massasoit, Edgemere, Granite Street, Lake Avenue, Quinsigamond Village and College Hill.
Traffic Solutions
Addressing traffic issues in Grafton Hill and Lake Avenue caused by CSX operations and improving flow throughout District 3.
School Safety
Solving Roosevelt School dismissal issues on Grafton Street to ensure student safety and community peace of mind.
Affordable Senior Housing
Advocating for the renovation of former St. Vincent School of Nursing into affordable senior housing.
City Services
Addressing essential city services and responding quickly to constituent requests - staying true to getting things done.
Public Safety
Continuing the legacy of securing community policing resources for Grafton Hill, Vernon Hill, and Union Hill.
Economic Growth
Building on successes like Route 146 Mass Pike, Walmart, and Mall at Blackstone to bring more opportunities to Worcester.
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Contact City Councilor John Fresolo
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Office Phone
508-799-1049Official Email
FresoloJ@worcesterma.govOffice Location
Worcester City Hall
455 Main St, Worcester, MA 01608