By: State Rep. Adrianne Ramos – 01-23
On January 4th, I took the oath of office to serve as your state representative of the new 14th Essex District.
As I embark on this endeavor, I wanted to take a moment to re-introduce myself and to let you know what this means to me.
I plan to work each day to help make the 14th a better place to live for our families. As a practicing attorney and mother of three children, I felt my personal and professional experiences and skills made me well-suited for the job.
While on the campaign trail, I had the opportunity to speak with constituents throughout the district to hear about your concerns and learn about what matters most to you.
Several themes emerged: funding education, additional resources to address the addiction crisis, improving access to mental health providers, improving infrastructure, and increased environmental protections. Over the next few weeks, while I await my committee assignments and look to address those same themes through new legislation, my team and I will be answering your questions and constituent needs across the district.
After years of legal practice, spanning from time in the judiciary, to work with a non-profit organization, and now in private practice, I’ve had the privilege and honor of helping families through difficult times and I’ve also seen how our systems can fail individuals and families every day. This is what drove me to seek public office; to effect the change that matters and help make a difference for our communities, together.
I’m looking forward to the next two years and representing you each and every day. My team and I are here for you. I can be reached at Adrianne.ramos@mahouse.gov.
Please don’t hesitate to reach out with questions, concerns or to learn more about me or my goals for this session.
Respectfully,
Adrianne
State Representative Adrianne Ramos is in her first year of a two-year term as the state representative for Boxford, North Andover, Amesbury, Groveland, and West Newbury. You can email her at Adrianne.ramos@mahouse.gov. ◊