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Posted on: July 16, 2025

[ARCHIVED] City Advertising For 3 Volunteers for Framingham Historical Commission

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 07/16/2025

For further information, contact:

Susan Scully Petroni

City of Framingham Public Information Officer

spetroni@framinghamma.gov

508-782-8629

 

 

 

City Advertising For 3 Volunteers for Framingham Historical Commission

 

FRAMINGHAM – The City of Framingham is seeking applicants for the Framingham Historical Commission. There are 3 openings. 

The primary focus of the Historical Commission include developing a long-range plan for the Preservation of Cultural Resources in the community, and overseeing the implementation of that plan, including the creation of and maintenance of the cultural resources inventory. The Commission also has regulatory powers in the administration of the Demolition Delay Ordinance. 

 The law does not specify any skills required for members of this Commission. However, the present Commission is made up of people with the following skills: an architect with knowledge and background in historic preservation, An individual with knowledge of construction methods, such as a local builder, a local historian, a member of the local historical society, a member of the local planning board (desirable), and two owners of historically significant homes in the community. 

Current members are welcome to reapply, but are not guaranteed reappointment. 

Two seats are through June 30, 2028. One seat is through June 30, 2026.

The deadline to apply is July 31, 2025 at 11:59 p.m.

 To apply, visit the Boards and Commissions page on the City’s website and fill out the form at this link - Form Center • Boards, Committees, Commission, Officers Appli

 The Mayor will review all applications submitted by the deadline and make nominations to the City Council. No resume or cover letter is required to apply for this position. 

 The City Council, as the legislative branch of City Government, has 30 days to approve or reject the Mayor’s nominations.

 Questions about the nomination process can be directed to Framingham Citizen Participation Officer Nicole Horton-Stimpson at NHS@framinghamma.gov or by calling 508-532-5510.

 

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