Meet Michelle
Michelle Ciccolo is the State Representative for the 15th Middlesex District in Massachusetts, which includes all of the Town of Lexington and part of the City of Woburn. Sworn in to her first term on January 2nd, she has filed twelve pieces of legislation and co-sponsored more than 200. As a member of the General Court, she is a member of four joint committees. These include Elder Affairs; Environment, Natural Resources and Agriculture; Financial Services; and Public Health. Michelle has also become an active participant in a number of legislative member organizations such as the Progressive Caucus, the Massachusetts Caucus of Women Legislators, the Food System Caucus, the METCO Caucus, the Italian Caucus, the Regional Transit Authority Caucus, the Small Business Caucus, and the National Guard Caucus.
As a lifelong resident of Lexington, Michelle is proud to make her home there with her husband, Phil Jackson, and their two sons, Dylan and Foster. She has a BA from Villanova University and an MS from the McCormack Graduate School of Public Policy at UMass Boston. As the Assistant Town Administrator and Community Development Director for the Town of Hudson, MA, Michelle spent 20 years leading and managing a wide range of capital projects and initiatives. She has served on two statewide planning organizations, including three years as the President of the Metropolitan Area Planning Council (MAPC) and three terms on the Massachusetts Municipal Association Board. She was also a gubernatorial appointee to the Local Government Advisory Commission. Having served on a variety of other statewide and regional transportation boards, she is a noted expert in transportation circles, serving as the driving force behind the creation of the Assabet River Rail Trail and the initiator of the Complete Streets Program in Massachusetts. Prior to being elected to the Massachusetts General Court, Michelle served nearly two full terms on the Lexington Board of Selectmen and one term as an elected member of the Planning Board. She also founded and runs a small consulting firm, The Ciccolo Group, which specializes in planning, community development, municipal management, permitting, and real estate development.
As a lifelong resident of Lexington, Michelle is proud to make her home there with her husband, Phil Jackson, and their two sons, Dylan and Foster. She has a BA from Villanova University and an MS from the McCormack Graduate School of Public Policy at UMass Boston. As the Assistant Town Administrator and Community Development Director for the Town of Hudson, MA, Michelle spent 20 years leading and managing a wide range of capital projects and initiatives. She has served on two statewide planning organizations, including three years as the President of the Metropolitan Area Planning Council (MAPC) and three terms on the Massachusetts Municipal Association Board. She was also a gubernatorial appointee to the Local Government Advisory Commission. Having served on a variety of other statewide and regional transportation boards, she is a noted expert in transportation circles, serving as the driving force behind the creation of the Assabet River Rail Trail and the initiator of the Complete Streets Program in Massachusetts. Prior to being elected to the Massachusetts General Court, Michelle served nearly two full terms on the Lexington Board of Selectmen and one term as an elected member of the Planning Board. She also founded and runs a small consulting firm, The Ciccolo Group, which specializes in planning, community development, municipal management, permitting, and real estate development.
Upcoming Office Hours
Grab a friend, a cup of coffee, and a house plant and join me for my next office hours!
WHEN January 13th, 2020 2:35 - 3:35 PM WHERE Lexington High School Library Media Classroom *Please note: Unfortunately due to security protocols at Lexington High School, only current LHS students and employees may attend. WHEN January 28th, 2020 2:01 - 3:01 PM WHERE Woburn Memorial High School Main Office Conference Room *Please note: Unfortunately due to security protocols at Woburn High School, only current students and employees may attend. |
