
Boston City Councilor Frank Baker announced that he will not seek re-election to the Boston City Council. He has represented District Three, which includes the neighborhood of Dorchester, for six terms.
In a public statement released on April 20, 2023, Baker stated that this decision “did not come lightly,” but he is confident that it is “his time to depart the council and serve in a different capacity.”
Baker expressed his gratitude and pride in his work on the council, citing substantial advancements in the expansion of the housing market and growth of business communities in District Three.
The councilor plans to continue to be an “active and dedicated member of the community,” using his decades of community relationships, planning, development, and facilitation to benefit the neighborhood.
The Dorchester Post now shares with you the complete statement from Councilor Baker:
















