William Driscoll Jr.

William Driscoll Jr. earned a bachelor's degree in communications from Boston College in 2005. His career experience includes working in the disaster response and humanitarian aid sector for over a decade.[1]

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Driscoll's campaign website highlighted the following issues:

Paid Family Medical Leave

Bill believes that no employee should be forced to choose between their job and their health or that of their family. The Paid Family Medical Leave (PFML) Act will ensure that all workers are protected if they need to take time off due to illness, to take care of a sick family member, or after the birth of a child. As a manager of small business/nonprofit organizations Bill knows it is hard to replace talented employees. Hiring replacements takes time and resources. Everyone is best served with PFML.

The Massachusetts Senate has passed the PFML Act, but it will be up to your next State Representative to make sure that it is passed in the House. As your Representative, Bill will vote for this common sense law.

Protect Our Local Skies and Advocate for Fair Air Traffic Policies

Milton is experiencing an unacceptable level of air traffic. The frequency of planes is taking a toll on sleep and quality of life, and many of us are extremely concerned about the effects of particulates in the air emitted from engines flying at low altitudes overhead. In April, Bill delivered your complaints in person at the Massport Board Meeting, but more work is needed. Bill will continue to push our state’s US Senators to step up and deliver our message on a federal level. Bill will work with other elected officials at all levels to support the whole community advocacy effort that is needed to address this important quality of life issue.

Revitalize our Economy, Parks, and Community Spaces

As a long time resident of the Norfolk 7th District, Bill knows the importance of our local parks, green spaces, and vital community spaces/resources. He will work on the state level to secure funds to improve and maintain these important assets for our and future generations’ enjoyment. Bill will be our voice on Beacon Hill and will seek opportunities to assist in the development and revitalization of our business districts. He will collaborate with local community members and with other elected officials on plans to add parking and reduce traffic, an issue that many Milton and Randolph residents have raised as he has gone door to door during the campaign. He has heard your concerns and intends to take action.

Preserve the Blue Hills and Local Reservation Land

Our local reservation lands are a source of pride for our entire community that set us apart from other areas and make this one of the best places to live in Massachusetts. Bill will work to ensure that we protect these environmental assets from development and that they can be enjoyed by generations to come.

Address the Opioid Crisis

In 2015 alone more than 1,500 Massachusetts residents died in Opioid related deaths. We can’t afford to ignore this issue. Bill supports laws and programs that increase access to mental health and substance abuse prevention and treatment. Bill supports the efforts to de-stigmatize those seeking help for opioid addiction and supports programs that lead to the outcomes that best benefit individuals, our neighborhoods, and society. He supports Jail Diversion Programs that address issues related to mental health, substance abuse, and mass incarceration.[6]

—William J. Driscoll[7]