Incumbent

Jay D. DiPucchio

Franklin County Council of Governments Executive Committee

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Recent Experience

Franklin County Council of Governments Executive CommitteeIncumbent
2025 – 2028View Position
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2024View Position
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2021 – 2024View Position

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About Franklin County Council of Governments Executive Committee

Term length: 2025 – 2028

Nearby Officials

Edward J. Kennedy Jr.

Massachusetts State Senate - First Middlesex District (District 11)

Vanna Howard

Massachusetts State Senate - First Middlesex District (District 11)

Benjamin Simanski

Franklin County Court Clerk

Scott A. Cote

Massachusetts Register of Deeds - Franklin District

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Bill Perman

Franklin County Council of Governments Executive Committee

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Jane Peirce

Franklin County Council of Governments Executive Committee

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