An Act establishing the suburban infrastructure fund to help municipalities pay for improvements and upgrades to town-owned roads, bridges and sidewalks

Summary

The bill would set up a dedicated fund for Massachusetts cities and towns with fewer than 50,000 residents. Money placed in the fund – from state appropriations, bonds, investment income and other sources – would be awarded through a grant process to help pay for town‑owned roads, bridges and sidewalks. The fund is administered by the Executive Office for Administration and Finance and does not return unused money to the General Fund.

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